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We are to any kind of resolution? what are the stumbling blocks? we are right now into overtime on the negotiations. they were supposed to conclude on friday evening. negotiators have been going for over a 24—hour straight, really working hard to come to a deal to protect the worlds oceans. sticky issues are around benefit sharing, ensuring that this will be an effective and equitable agreement, one that developing countries can participate in and have a capacity to do so as well as technology...

Sticky issues are around benefit sharing, ensuring that this will be an effective and equitable agreement, one that developing countries can participate in and have a capacity to do so as well as technology to participate in conservation and sustainable use of the marine environment. it is also about how decisions will be made about these high seas and whether or not those decisions will be by consensus or whether there could be a voting procedure. that is important because we dont want protecti...

Hard to come to a deal to protect the worlds oceans. sticky issues are around benefit sharing, ensuring that this will be an effective and equitable agreement, one that developing countries can participate in and have a capacity to do so as well as technology to participate in conservation and sustainable use of the marine environment. it is also about how decisions will be made about how decisions will be made about these high seas and whether or not those decisions will be by consensus or whet...

Like in an agreement? just in layman �*s terms, what would they involved doing in order to protect the oceans? this would be a landmark treaty that would set forward a legal process for establishing a network of high seas marine protected areas and that will be important for the global community to reach its goal to protect the worlds oceans. it would lay out the process for assessing harmful environmental impacts by other activities that would be outside of those marine protected areas. it wo...

The worlds oceans. sticky issues are around benefit sharing, ensuring that this will be an effective and equitable agreement, one that developing countries can participate in and have a capacity to do so as well as technology to participate in conservation and sustainable use of the marine environment. it is also about how decisions will be made about these high seas and whether or not those decisions will be by consensus or whether there could be a voting procedure. that is important because we...

A global deal for nature can be achieved.

COP 15 Target 22 stalls because Russia – has raised objections to a single word, “gender-responsive.” They want it replaced with “gender-sensitive.”

The 15th meeting of the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity (COP15) is taking place in Montreal, Canada, until next Monday (December 19).

The long-awaited CBD COP15 started this week in Montreal, Canada, after four years of intense negotiations and delays caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

It also expects that the conference will result in commitments to foster technology transfer in a way that helps developing countries benefit from their resources