Governments look to ape IPCC model with biodiversity panel

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International meeting discusses plans for new independent scientific panel to study biodiversity loss

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change may have had a rough ride in the press following the so-called "climategate" affair, but the model could yet be replicated by the UN as it looks to urgently...

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