'Total breakdown imminent': COP15 biodiversity talks on the brink over finance and subsidy reform row

Cecilia Keating
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Just five out of 22 targets have been agreed, despite less than a week remaining at the Montreal talks

Environment ministers from the world are set to descend on Montreal tomorrow to try and galvanise faltering talks to agree a global deal to halt biodiversity loss by 2030. Their arrival comes as fears...

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