By Justin Catanoso Delegates and observers applauded, with caveats, the delayed conclusion of the 16 United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity, or COP16, in Rome on Feb. 28. The big takeaway ...

THE subject of the rise and decline of nations and of the causes to which they are due is of perennial interest. One of the problems which historians have striven to solve is the great change in ...

Global biodiversity talks that collapsed in November will resume Tuesday in Rome, with delegates from ... toward 2030 targets to halt catastrophic nature loss. The 16th United Nations Biodiversity ...

Major public finance pledges are not expected in Rome, but observers want more transparency about who is paying towards nature and how much. The potential for a collapse of the Feb. 25-27 talks in ...

nature is the foundation of it all,” says Jill Hepp, biodiversity policy lead at Conservation International. “Today, in Rome, countries broke through a longstanding policy deadlock and ...

Rich and poor countries are battling over who will fund nature conservation in the shadow of a radically anti-green U.S. administration. ROME — Three days. That’s how much time world countries ...

UN Talks End in Rome With Nations Backing $200 Billion a Year Plan to Protect Nature BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) — Global negotiators concluded an extended session of the United Nations biodiversity ...

As the meeting concluded late Wednesday in Rome, participants stood up and applauded ... “Only by working together can we make Peace with Nature a reality,” she said. The two-day meeting ...