Enormous Amounts of Destroyed Nature About to Be Saved – Several Times the Size of Sweden
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Svenska Dagbladet
Huge areas of destroyed nature are being restored on Earth, a new UN report shows. In total, this is an area 5.6 times the size of Sweden. The jaguar in South America, the snow leopard in Kyrgyzstan and the dolphin in India are examples of animals that are recovering.
YEREVAN. The world's nations are currently undertaking the largest-ever joint effort to restore the Earth's degraded natural areas. It could slow both species extinction and climate change. But the pace must be greatly accelerated, according to a new UN report.
A small glance at a mammoth task: In recent years, progress has been made in the protection and reconstruction of damaged ecosystems. Over 149 countries, ecosystems covering an area of 252 million hectares (2.52 million square kilometres) are in the process of regeneration, says a report of the UN Environment Programme UNEP based in Nairobi. More than a million "green" jobs have been created.
Huge areas of destroyed nature are being restored on Earth, a new UN report shows. In total, this is an area 5.6 times the size of Sweden. The jaguar in South America, the snow leopard in Kyrgyzstan and the dolphin in India are examples of animals that are recovering.
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