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EU ministers call for dedicated financing and consideration of national context in future biodiversity law

Published 14:16 on December 20, 2022  /  Last updated at 14:16 on December 20, 2022  / /  Biodiversity

EU environment ministers welcomed nature restoration proposals from the European Commission during a preliminary discussion on Tuesday, but several major economies in the bloc expressed concern over the finances needed and that national contexts be fully taken into account.
EU environment ministers welcomed nature restoration proposals from the European Commission during a preliminary discussion on Tuesday, but several major economies in the bloc expressed concern over the finances needed and that national contexts be fully taken into account.


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