a new deal to protect nature has been agreed at a un biodiversity summit in canada. the plan will put 30% of the planet under protection by the end of the decade, and there will also be targets for safeguarding ecosystems such as rainforests and wetlands. as our climate editor justin rowlatt reports, the agreement was finalised in the early hours of the morning. this is the moment the world agreed to this significant new deal to protect nature. translation: t do protect nature. translation: i do not see protect nature. translation: t gr not see objection, the package is adopted. the not see ob ection, the package is ado ted. . . , g; adopted. the agreement includes 23 tart ets adopted. the agreement includes 23 targets aimed adopted. the agreement includes 23 targets aimed at adopted. the agreement includes 23 targets aimed at stopping adopted. the agreement includes 23 targets aimed at stopping the i targets aimed at stopping the alarming decline of the natural world, including
of the planet s lands and seas by 2030 has been reached after marathon talks at a un biodiversity summit in canada. hello and a warm welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are deputy political editor of the daily mail, harriet line, and feature writer for the i paper, james rampton. tomorrow s front pages many of them dominated by the wave of strikes the express leads with the ongoing strikes in the health service. the paper has a message from a nurses union leader saying talk to us, rishi, we don t want to break the bank. the metro also leads on the nhs, with the story of a mother who confronted the health secretary steve barclay about the delays in treatment for her seriously ill daughter.
Countries approved a historic deal to reverse decades of environmental destruction threatening the world's species and ecosystems at a marathon UN biodiversity summit early Monday.
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