Restored nature hits record 252 million hectares, but still off target
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The UN report was published during the key biodiversity COP17 summit in Armenia running till the end of the week. (AFP pic) PARIS: Countries are restoring about 252 million hectares of nature, a record level according to a United Nations (UN) report published Thursday, but this still falls short of global 2030 targets. (Free Malaysia Today, 14:52)
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Photo: Free Malaysia Today Free Malaysia Today·News·EN·29 Oct, 14:52 MYTRestored nature hits record 252 million hectares, but still off target
The UN report was published during the key biodiversity COP17 summit in Armenia running till the end of the week. (AFP pic) PARIS: Countries are restoring about 252 million hectares of nature, a record level according to a United Nations (UN) report published Thursday, but this…
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