Greenpeace Calls for Nature Protection Offensive in Austria
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On the occasion of the first mid-term review of the global biodiversity targets, which is on the agenda at the UN Biodiversity Conference (COP17) in Yerevan, Greenpeace analysed Austria's seventh national report and criticised the measures contained in it as too ambition-free: "Only 13 of the 37 conservation targets set are on track, at 24 Austria is making too little progress and none has been achieved so far," said the report on Thursday.
24 out of 37 conservation goals are not on track, none is achieved – Greenpeace calls for more strict protection zones and an end to natural-degradable subsidies as well as the deregulation wave Four years after the decision of the global biodiversity targets in 2022, the first mid-term review will be held at the UN Biodiversity Conference (COP17) in Yerevan.Greenpeace (act.gp/CBD interim) analyses Austria's 7th National Report and assesses the …
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