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Diary clash for world food and biodiversity talks

Negotiations on the UN Convention on Biological Diversity may stumble over finance. World food talks in Rome in the same week have similar problems. Agriculture and biodiversity are closely linked. Why have such separate meetings?

Published October 15, 2012
Categorized as Uncategorized Tagged biodiversity, CBD COP11, development finance, food security

What if there had been no banking crisis?

Climate change and food security negotiations are stumbling over the reluctance of rich countries to stump up the costs. They have thrown all their resources at a bunch of bankrupt banks.

Published November 2, 2009
Categorized as Uncategorized Tagged banks, development finance, economic crisis
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