Biodiversity

Nature funding must triple by 2030 to protect land, wildlife and climate

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Investment of about $8 trillion is needed by 2050 to help meet climate goals and stem the loss of plant and animal species, says a new U.N. report Image: Unsplash/David Clode

Michael Taylor
Asia correspondent and sub-editor, Thomson Reuters Foundation
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