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A new pledge by world leaders to halt deforestation by 2030 is likely to fail unless quickly backed by more funding, transparent monitoring and tough regulation of businesses and financiers linked to forest destruction, environmentalists warn.

A new pledge by world leaders to halt deforestation by 2030 is likely to fail unless quickly backed by more funding, transparent monitoring and tough regulation of businesses and financiers linked to forest destruction, environmentalists warn.

A new pledge by world leaders to halt deforestation by 2030 is likely to fail unless quickly backed by more funding, transparent monitoring and tough regulation of businesses and financiers linked to forest destruction, environmentalists warn. More than 100 global leaders pledged late on Monday to halt and reverse deforestation and land degradation by the end of the decade,

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The United Nations is urging governments around the world to rewild a billion hectares of degraded land in the next ten years.

NAIROBI: The world needs to restore nature on land areas equivalent to the size of China by 2030 if it is to feed a fast-growing population, curb pollution, halt species loss and meet global goals...

UN Report: Countries Need to Restore Land Area Larger Than China to Avert Dangerous Warming Flathead National Forest, Montana Geneva Thompson/U.S. Forest Service Countries need to fulfill their commitments to restore 1 billion hectares of degraded land, an area larger than China, by 2030 to avert dangerous climate change, according to a new report from the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) and the Food and Agriculture Organization. The report warns that preserving existing n...

By Michael Taylor June 3 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – The world needs to restore nature on land areas equivalent to the size of China by 2030 if it is to feed a fast-growing population, curb pollution, halt species loss and meet global goals to tackle climate change, U.N. agencies said on Thursday. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Restore land the size of China to meet climate and nature goals, UN says Back to video Launched ahead of World E...

#176 of 176 articles from the Special Report: Food Insider In the 1930s, harmful agricultural practices transformed much of North Americas Prairies into a dustbowl. Similar degradation to soils, oceans, and forest has since expanded worldwide and must be reversed, according to a new UN report. Photo by USDA / Fl The world must restore at least two billion hectares of land and ocean — an area roughly double the size of Canada — to prevent the planet from falling deeper into an ecological cr...

Press Release – UN News An area of land roughly the size of China needs restoring if the planets biodiversity and the communities who rely on it are to be protected, UN agencies said on Thursday. The Food and Agriculture Organization ( FAO ) and UN Environment Programmes ( … An area of land roughly the size of China needs restoring if the planet’s biodiversity and the communities who rely on it are to be protected, UN agencies said on Thursday. The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO)...