COP15 Biodiversity Summit: A business guide to the critical UN talks

Cecilia Keating
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A light display projected on Montreal's Palais de Justice | Credit: Holly Chapman, WWF
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A light display projected on Montreal's Palais de Justice | Credit: Holly Chapman, WWF

BusinessGreen breaks down the myriad ways negotiations kicking off in Montreal this week will impact businesses committed to building a more sustainable world

The most important biodiversity conference in a generation is kicking off this week, with negotiating teams from around the world convening on Montreal, Canada to hammer out the terms of a new global pact...

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