Global deal sets 2030 deadline to stop biodiversity loss
Nearly 200 countries have approved two key agreements aimed at stopping biodiversity loss by 2030, concluding almost two weeks of UN-led negotiations that stretched past the scheduled end. The deals were finalized on Friday after marathon talks that ran into extra time on the final day. Why it matters: This sets a shared global deadline for protecting ecosystems and species, though success will de…
Source: France 24
