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Countries reached a historic deal on Monday to reverse decades of environmental destruction threatening the world's species and ecosystems, in what the UN chief hailed as "a peace pact with nature."
As Cop15 concludes, delegations across the world have agreed to a number of measures to boost biodiversity
COP15's ’unprecedented’ international deal to protect nature is hopeful but not without flaws.
The ’30×30′ pledge is among a series of targets agreed by negotiators at the Cop15 summit in Montreal.
COP15, MONTREAL, Canada — After marathon negotiations and a clutch of protests (including a “die-in” by global youth, and a walk-out by developing countries over a funding stalemate) nearly 200 nations struck a historic deal to halt and reverse biodiversity loss by the end of the decade, at the UN Biodiversity Conference (COP15) in Montreal, […]