Despite improvements in the new draft, much work remains to strengthen the CBD’s biodiversity framework, as COP15 negotiations are further delayed.
Analysis: The gaps in the global deal for nature
Rewilding is boosting the economy, research finds
Research finds that rewilding is boosting the economy.
Opinion: Rapidly falling fertility rates should be met with jubilation
By 2050, the world population may surpass nine billion, stressing resources, but declining fertility offers hope for sustainable solutions.
Rewilding projects are sprouting up across the UK
Rewilding Britain is expanding UK rewilding projects, creating a national network to address ecological decline and connect stakeholders. The aim is to rewild 300,000 acres, enhancing nature and community engagement.
UN warns about accelerating rates of unprecedented species extinction
UN report warns about unprecedented levels of species extinction.
Norway’s parliament to drop support for oil drilling on the Lofoten islands
The main political opposition in the Norwegian parliament, pledges to protect the Lofoten islands from oil drilling.
Paddling against plastic – video interview
Paddleboarder Lizzie Carr is taking action on plastic pollution into her own hands.
Opinion: Let’s take nature to court
Inaction on environmental issues may call for lawsuits and granting legal rights to nature. Communities, citizens, activists, all have a role to play in bringing about environmental justice.
What happened to the oil from the Deepwater Horizon spill? ‘Marine snow’ provides a clue
Where did the oil go? Photo credit: Sean Gardner / Reuters. By Uta PassowAfter the accident on the Deepwater Horizon platform five years ago in the Gulf of Mexico, an estimated 210 […]
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