Environment. COP17 on Biodiversity: the Balance Sheet "Not up to the Stakes", According to Monique Barbut
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After two weeks of discussions at the International Biodiversity Summit in Yerevan, Armenia, the Minister of Ecological Transition Monique Barbut estimated on Saturday 31 October that COP17's assessment was "not up to the stakes".
The Summit on the protection of biodiversity has made it possible to relaunch the efforts of the states to achieve their goals by 2030. An insufficient assessment in the eyes of the French minister of ecological transition, Monique Barbut.
After two weeks of discussions in Yerevan, the hard points of the Biodiversity Summit have moved little, says the Minister of Ecological Transition.
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After two weeks of discussions at the international biodiversity summit in Yerevan and several adopted texts, the Minister of Ecological Transition believes that the results are "not up to date".
The French minister of ecological transition nevertheless considers that the agreement found "is not up to the stakes"
COP17, which had started on 18 October in Yerevan, Armenia, ended on 30 October. Two key texts were agreed, but some, including French Minister Monique Barbut, deplored the fact that...
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