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A study reveals that global efforts to meet the UN's 30x30 biodiversity target are falling short, with only 20% of land and inland waters currently protected. The report highlights significant funding gaps, particularly for ocean conservation, and calls for increased financial commitments as nations prepare to discuss progress at the upcoming UN biodiversity summit in Yerevan.
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A study reveals that global efforts to meet the UN's 30x30 biodiversity target are falling short, with only 20% of land and inland waters currently protected. The report highlights significant funding gaps, particularly for ocean conservation, and calls for increased financial commitments as nations prepare to discuss progress at the upcoming UN biodiversity summit in Yerevan.
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