FEATURE: Resumed COP16 talks eye nature finance deal amid resurfacing tensions

Published 12:19 on February 25, 2025  /  Last updated at 12:19 on February 25, 2025  / /  Biodiversity, International

The COP16 UN biodiversity conference resumed on Tuesday in Rome after talks were abruptly halted in November, with negotiators facing increasing pressure to hammer out a deal on nature finance amid fears that long-standing political divisions may prove too challenging to bridge.
The COP16 UN biodiversity conference resumed on Tuesday in Rome after talks were abruptly halted in November, with negotiators facing increasing pressure to hammer out a deal on nature finance amid fears that long-standing political divisions may prove too challenging to bridge.


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