Asia Pacific > ANALYSIS: Australia’s environmental credibility contrasts good intentions, summit delegates say

ANALYSIS: Australia’s environmental credibility contrasts good intentions, summit delegates say

Published 07:43 on October 10, 2024  /  Last updated at 07:43 on October 10, 2024  / /  Asia Pacific, Australia, Biodiversity

Attendees of Australia’s first Global Nature Positive Summit lauded the government for hosting the event, but the current political troubles it faces and lingering questions over how to incentivise private sector investment are not going away.
Attendees of Australia’s first Global Nature Positive Summit lauded the government for hosting the event, but the current political troubles it faces and lingering questions over how to incentivise private sector investment are not going away.


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