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$700bn spending shift needed by 2030: Draft global biodiversity agreement

The first draft of a Paris-style biodiversity agreement sets a target of sourcing 10 gigatonnes of carbon abatement annually from nature, proposes tough controls on nutrients, pesticides and plastic, and calls for a huge increase in biodiversity funding.

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