Biodiversity > COP15 opens with heavily bracketed text, long road ahead for new agreement

COP15 opens with heavily bracketed text, long road ahead for new agreement

Published 15:44 on December 6, 2022  /  Last updated at 03:08 on December 9, 2022  / /  Biodiversity

The UN’s biodiversity negotiations opened in Montreal on Tuesday, with high-level statements noting the significant challenges that lie ahead in forging a new global framework to halt and reverse the alarming rate of nature loss, as global delegates brace for intense negotiations over a currently heavily bracketed text.
The UN’s biodiversity negotiations opened in Montreal on Tuesday, with high-level statements noting the significant challenges that lie ahead in forging a new global framework to halt and reverse the alarming rate of nature loss, as global delegates brace for intense negotiations over a currently heavily bracketed text.


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