EMBARGOED: Nature COP17 - New WWF Analysis Reveals How to Unblock Progress
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Deforestation, ocean pollution and subsidies to activities harmful to the environment are some of the issues that will dominate the discussions planned in Yerevan between 19 and 30 October. Protection of global biodiversity is worryingly behind the commitments made by States. The international meeting, which will open on Friday with a summit that is expected to be attended by about ten heads of State, will serve to assess the progress made so fa…
EMBARGOED: Nature COP17 - New WWF analysis reveals how to unblock progress
COP17 must deliver results, not more promises, says WWF, as analysis reveals how to unblock progress for 2030 nature goals With only four years remaining until 2030, COP17 must generate significant political momentum and urgent actions to accelerate biodiversity recovery.… Pressenza New York
On October 19, the 17th Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD COP17) kicks off in Yerevan, the capital of Armenia. For the first time, countries will conduct a global review of progress in implementing the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework (GBF).
The COP, which opens in a week's time in Armenia, will mark the first global review of progress in biodiversity. The opportunity for Context to take stock of progress and delays in the ten main 2030 targets of the global biodiversity framework, and to point out the limits and backslides of the EU and France, often omitted from reports.
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