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Protecting Africa s wetlands is key to combating biodiversity loss

Protecting Africa s wetlands is key to combating biodiversity loss
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Africa: Protecting Africa s Wetlands Is Key to Combating Biodiversity Loss

Africa: Protecting Africa s Wetlands Is Key to Combating Biodiversity Loss
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Biodiversity Meet Suggests Guidelines on Synthetic Biology

After a week-long discussion by delegates from 196 countries, the SBSTTA of UN Biodiversity has concluded with a set of recommendations.

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Biodiversity Meet Suggests New Guidelines on Synthetic Biology Amid Persisting Questions

NAIROBI, May 20 (IPS) - After a week-long discussion by delegates from 196 countries, the 26th meeting of the Subsidiary Body of Scientific, Technical, and Technological Advisors (SBSTTA) of UN Biodiversity has concluded with a set of recommendations on several issues, including living modified organisms (LMOs) and synthetic biology. All nations must consider the recommendations, discuss them, and possibly adopt them at the Biodiversity COP in October. However, many questions remain unanswered and unclear.

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We Should Aim to be at Peace with Nature, Says David Cooper of UN CBD

In a world faced with habitat loss, species extinction, and climate change, it’s crucial that we create a society that lives in harmony with nature.

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