The Point: Mainstreaming biodiversity
CGTN, 14 Dec 2022
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The second part of the United Nations Biodiversity Conference, commonly known as COP15, kicked off in Montreal, Canada on December 7. China chairs the summit after the first part took place in the Chinese city of Kunming in October last year. The current meeting is focused on adopting a landmark document, that would set targets for the next ten years for the world in biodiversity protections. How close are we? What are the most contentious issues in the last mile of negotiations? And what has China been doing in reducing biodiversity loss?
Guest:
Lyu Zhi
Executive Director of Peking University Center for Nature and Society; also Founder of Shan Shui Conservation Center
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The second part of the United Nations Biodiversity Conference, commonly known as COP15, kicked off in Montreal, Canada on December 7. China chairs the summit after the first part took place in the Chinese city of Kunming in October last year. The current meeting is focused on adopting a landmark document, that would set targets for the next ten years for the world in biodiversity protections. How close are we? What are the most contentious issues in the last mile of negotiations? And what has China been doing in reducing biodiversity loss?
Guest:
Lyu Zhi
Executive Director of Peking University Center for Nature and Society; also Founder of Shan Shui Conservation Center
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