COP15: Global deal in the balance as biodiversity talks enter final stretch

Published 04:08 on December 18, 2022  /  Last updated at 00:54 on December 19, 2022  / /  Biodiversity

A handful of thorny issues remain unresolved as delegates at COP15 prepare for the final two days of negotiations in Montreal, even as a steady drip of new funding announcements over the past couple of days have intended to brighten the mood of the talks.
A handful of thorny issues remain unresolved as delegates at COP15 prepare for the final two days of negotiations in Montreal, even as a steady drip of new funding announcements over the past couple of days have intended to brighten the mood of the talks.


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