100 days until Cop15: what next to save nature?

It is now less than 100 days until Cop15, the UN convention on
biological diversity. At these talks, which are taking place in
Montreal, Canada in December, governments from around the world
will come together to agree targets aimed at halting the
destruction of the natural world and protecting biodiversity. With
the Earth experiencing the largest loss of life since the
extinction of the dinosaurs, what is decided at this meeting could
shape the future of the planet and humanity. Madeleine Finlay
speaks to biodiversity reporter Phoebe Weston about how
negotiations have been going so far, and what’s next on the road to
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