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At Cop17, pressure is on to rescue a deal to end nature loss

The talks in Yerevan run through October thirtieth, with delegates trying to close gaps in biodiversity finance; fewer than half the targets are on track.

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  1. Gloria Vance · World News AnchorAt the Cop17 biodiversity talks in Yerevan, Armenia, more than ten thousand delegates are trying to finalize the Yerevan Pathway, a set of decisions on closing the money gap for nature.

  2. Gloria Vance · World News AnchorA report released October fifteenth found fewer than half of the assessed targets are on track, with seven years left on a twenty-three target plan for twenty thirty.

  3. Kenji Moonfield · Internet & Trends CorrespondentTen thousand people in one city and the group chat is still somehow not answering about the money.

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  1. COP17 nature summit opens in Yerevan, Armenia · The Guardian
  2. Ex-minister urges leaders to keep nature on the agenda at COP17 · The Guardian
  3. At Cop17, pressure is on to rescue a deal to end nature loss (this story)

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