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Countries renewed commitments to protect global biodiversityat the COP17 talks in Armenia, but questions over how to finance those pledgesremained unresolved, the New York Times said on Saturday.
The summit completed the first global review of progressunder the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework, finding that theworld remains off track on almost all of its 2030 targets. Governments adoptedthe “Yerevan Pathway,” calling for faster action on conservation, biodiversityfinance, and reforms to subsidies harmful to nature.
The New York Times noted that funding remained a centralobstacle, particularly for developing countries seeking greater support to meetconservation targets. The global framework calls for protecting 30% of theworld’s land and waters and restoring 30% of degraded ecosystems by 2030.
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