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Shifting the needle on biodiversity conservation in India

In some ways India could be considered test case for the rest of the world, as it works out how to feed its population of...

“Wetlands and Biodiversity” is the theme for World Wetlands Day 2020

World Wetlands Day marks the date of the adoption of the Convention on Wetlands on 2 February 1971 in the Iranian city of Ramsar...

Biodiversity in grave danger: What can be done in 2020?

Taking action to stem biodiversity loss was the focus of several events, reports and activities in January—important reminders that 2020, the “Super Year” for nature, is a real...

You never miss the water, till the well runs dry

In the past twenty years, virtually every country around the world has experienced natural calamities if we have experienced it in the form of drought, famine,...

1t.org Announced to Accelerate Nature Restoration to Tackle Climate and Biodiversity Crises

1t.org is a World Economic Forum initiative, designed to support the trillion tree community. It is being set up with the initial financial support of...

Half of World’s GDP Moderately or Highly Dependent on Nature

Businesses are more dependent on nature and biodiversity than expected, according to The New Nature Economy Report, released today. Analysis of 163 industry sectors and their...

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Trump Wins US Election: Diverse, Conflicting Early Reactions in China

As on domestic issues, three politically distinct and ideologically...

Europeans ignore the need for migrants at their own peril

When historians look back on pivotal moments that reshaped...

Foreign Financial Institutions in Tatmadaw Regime of Myanmar

Executive Summary: The Tatmadaw has been the primary source...

TAZARA: A Key Symbol of Chinese Presence in Africa and the Necessity for Modernization

The Tanzania-Zambia Railway (TAZARA) stands as one of the...

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