Nature and Biodiversity

COP15: 3 paths for protecting nature at the UN biodiversity conference

The main objective of COP15 is a new global biodiversity framework.

The main objective of COP15 is a new global biodiversity framework. Image: Unsplash/szmigieldesign

Harriet Bulkeley
Professor of Geography, Durham University
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Deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon broke records in the first half of 2022. COP15 biodiversity conference
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