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COP15で議論深まる生物多様性保全の枠組み【地球環境特集より】 - Vimarsana News

COP15で議論深まる生物多様性保全の枠組み【地球環境特集より】

生物多様性の保全と持続可能な利用を目指す生物多様性条約の第15回締約国会議(COP15)の開催が、今年10月(中国・昆明市)および2022年4月下旬から5月上旬(開催地未定)で予定されている。COP1...

How continental treaty can foster sustainable trade in biodiversity in Africa - Vimarsana News

How continental treaty can foster sustainable trade in biodiversity in Africa

Africa is one of the most biodiverse regions on earth. Yet commitments negotiated so far under the landmark African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) agreement barely mention the environment.

Source: unctad.org
ACB on Mayon bacterial species find: A breakthrough for PHL and Asean - Vimarsana News

ACB on Mayon bacterial species find: A breakthrough for PHL and Asean

"Solutions indeed, can be found in nature,” said the Asean Centre for Biodiversity (ACB) in a statement as it congratulated the University of the Philippines Los Baños and its team of researchers who has recently isolated 30 bacterial species from Mount Mayon’s volcanic soils and found potential antibiotic and anti-colorectal cancer…

South Africa is rich in plants used for skincare: rural women helped us document some - Vimarsana News

South Africa is rich in plants used for skincare: rural women helped us document some

Plants contribute significantly to the beauty and cosmeceutical industry, which is worth billions of dollars.

Source: news24.com
ASEAN Biodiversity Center hails UPLB for discovery of bacterial species in Mt. Mayon containing potential cure for colorectal cancer - Vimarsana News

ASEAN Biodiversity Center hails UPLB for discovery of bacterial species in Mt. Mayon containing potential cure for colorectal cancer

The ASEAN Centre for Biodiversity on Thursday congratulated the University of the Philippines Los Banos (UPLB) and its team of researchers following their successful isolation of 30 bacterial species from Mt. Mayon’s volcanic soils that were found to have potential antibiotic and anti-colorectal can

Source: mb.com.ph