Biodiversity > UN Environment Assembly takes shy steps on biodiversity at first meeting since GBF agreement

UN Environment Assembly takes shy steps on biodiversity at first meeting since GBF agreement

Published 13:43 on March 2, 2024  /  Last updated at 13:43 on March 2, 2024  / /  Biodiversity, International

The 6th UN Environment Assembly (UNEA) wrapped up with the approval of 15 resolutions – including the first-ever on land degradation – and calls for expediting efforts towards achieving global biodiversity targets, though disagreements frustrated hopes for bolder commitments.
The 6th UN Environment Assembly (UNEA) wrapped up with the approval of 15 resolutions – including the first-ever on land degradation – and calls for expediting efforts towards achieving global biodiversity targets, though disagreements frustrated hopes for bolder commitments.


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