At COP17, Key Texts Adopted to Protect Biodiversity
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Several key texts were adopted after two weeks of disagreement discussions at COP17 on biodiversity in Armenia.
The COP17 on biodiversity ends this Friday in Yerevan, Armenia. Despite several postponements, the last plenary session was finally held and adopted several texts without objection. The details are not yet known, but they should focus on the desire to "accelerate" efforts to achieve the 2030 targets, but also on financial issues. - "Here we are, perfect!": several key texts adopted to protect nature at the end of the COP17 on biodiversity (Envir…
On Friday, nearly 200 COP17 member states adopted texts on nature protection after two weeks of summit in Yerevan, Armenia. The agreements address 23 goals to be met by 2030, such as the protection of 30% of land and oceans, while another text is devoted to the financial means to achieve this.
The first text is supposed to represent a "global review" of a 2022 biodiversity agreement, and another concerns the financing and participation of emerging countries in the donor group.
The world has adopted several key texts to protect nature, late Friday after two weeks of deep-seated discussions at COP17 on biodiversity in Armenia.
After two weeks of discussions the Cop17 biodiversity was completed Friday 30 October in Armenia. Several important texts were adopted at the last minute but without major disruption.
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