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Campaigners and businesses step up calls for 'Paris Agreement for nature'

16 November 2022 • 4 min read

Campaigners and businesses step up calls for 'Paris Agreement for nature'

Architects of Paris Agreement urge world leaders to deliver equally ambitious treaty for nature at upcoming COP15 Biodiversity Summit

World leaders attention may be on the G20 Summit in Bali and the COP27 Climate Summit in Sharm El Sheikh this week, but the architects of the Paris Agreement have today come together to urge them to step...

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