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COP15: Is ambition on biodiversity dropping with the draft agreement’s bracket count?

Published 00:45 on December 11, 2022  /  Last updated at 17:42 on December 11, 2022  / /  Biodiversity

Delegates met for the fourth day of official negotiations at the UN COP15 biodiversity talks on Saturday, where the pace of progress is accelerating to agree the text that will form the post-2020 global agreement – but only if "progress" is measured in “bracket count", according to some groups of observers.
Delegates met for the fourth day of official negotiations at the UN COP15 biodiversity talks on Saturday, where the pace of progress is accelerating to agree the text that will form the post-2020 global agreement – but only if "progress" is measured in “bracket count", according to some groups of observers.


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