The United Nations' COP16 biodiversity talks have entered their second week, with a major gridlock over funding. Rich countries are being called upon to deliver on their commitments and provide finance for the implementation of biodiversity protection measures. Greenpeace is urging leaders to break down silos between climate and biodiversity action, ensure direct access to funding for Indigenous Peoples and local communities, and establish a payment mechanism for corporations profiting from natural resources.
Source: https://www.greenpeace.org/international/press-release/70859/cop16-gridlock-money-drags-un-biodiversity-wealthy-global-north-countries/
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