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Biodiversity-related litigation expected to be on the rise -experts

Published 16:09 on January 18, 2023  /  Last updated at 17:29 on January 18, 2023  / /  Biodiversity

Experts are bracing for increasing legal action linked to biodiversity in the coming years, the WEF annual summit in Davos heard on Wednesday, taking as a cue the recent rise in litigation against big companies and governments over their climate-related actions or inactions.
Experts are bracing for increasing legal action linked to biodiversity in the coming years, the WEF annual summit in Davos heard on Wednesday, taking as a cue the recent rise in litigation against big companies and governments over their climate-related actions or inactions.


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