US EditionIndonesia’s Energy Transition Risks Overlooking Biodiversity Loss
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Indonesia’s Energy Transition Risks Overlooking Biodiversity Loss
Overlapping concessions and weak safeguards risk deepening biodiversity loss during the energy shift Alongside the climate crisis, the world is also facing another crisis: the rapid loss of biodiversity. In their latest assessment, the Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES) found that the average abundance of native species in most major terrestrial biomes has fallen by 20% since 1900. One of the…
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