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BBCNEWS BBC News June 4, 2024 21:13:00

China, that would add about 3 cents to the cost of your television. so next to nothing for consumers, however for the shipping company that transports your television china to europe, the shipping company would be incentivised either become energy—efficient or to stop using fossil fuels and switch to, for example green hydrogen. draft proposals on saving global biodiversity have been published at the cop15 summit in montreal, canada. with just one scheduled day of talks left, the draught cover...
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India's 'Namami Gange' among world's 10 most groundbreaking conservation efforts

India's Ganges rejuvenation project was recognised as one among world's 10 most "ground-breaking" efforts for their role in restoring the natural ecosystems, according to a report released during the UN Biodiversity Conference (COP15) this week. The Ganges Rejuvenation project was declared as a flagship World Restoration project and remains eligible to claim UN-backed promotion, advice or funding under the banner of United Nations Decade on Ecosystem Restoration, a global mov...
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COP15 summit: Rich countries oppose creation of $10bn biodiversity fund

Canada on Tuesday said that the creation of a new global fund for biodiversity "would take years" and be less effective than reforming existing financial mechanisms. Reflecting the wider consensus among developed nations in the COP15 meeting currently underway in Montreal, the creation of a global fund for biodiversity has emerged as a key sticking point in the ongoing negotiations. With an aim to save Earth's forests, oceans and species before it's too late, delegates from a...
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BBCNEWS Outside Source June 4, 2024 19:32:00

Lets take a closer look at the issue. the un says earth is experiencing its largest loss of life since the dinosaur era ended. its estimated that three—quarters of the worlds land surface and 66% of its oceans have been significantly altered by human activity. climate change — and factors such as land clearing and use of fossil fuels — are contributing to the loss of living things and ecosystems. conservationist nick bruce—white says action must be taken swiftly. you know, in a million s...
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