'War on Nature Has Not yet Ended': UN Chief
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The balance of the COP15 agreements warns that measures must be accelerated to stop and reverse biodiversity loss
Countries are unlikely to be able to comply with the conservation agreements they made four years ago at the biodiversity summit in Montreal, Canada. A UN progress report states that while the agreement reached in 2022 led to “unprecedented global engagement”, the 23 agreed 2030 goals are not being met at the current rate.
The decline of biodiversity threatens our future more than ever, warns the UN in a new report.
'War on nature has not yet ended': UN chief
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said Thursday that the world was falling short of its pledges to protect nature as he launched a progress report ahead of next week’s global biodiversity summit. “The report shows that many of the critical elements of progress are still missing in action,” Guterres told reporters in Yerevan, Armenia, warning that […]
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