
Yerevan biodiversity talks end in deals and disappointment
Nearly 200 nations approved key texts at COP17 after overtime talks, but a French minister called the outcome "not commensurate" with the crisis.
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Nearly 200 nations approved key texts at COP17 after overtime talks, but a French minister called the outcome "not commensurate" with the crisis.
Nearly 200 nations reached agreements at the COP17 biodiversity summit in Armenia after talks ran into Saturday, The Hindu reported.
Campaigners said harmful subsidies were handled weakly and the Cali Fund for nature was left close to empty.
A UN report released as the summit opened found fewer than half of the national targets assessed by governments were on track, Anadolu reported.