Brussels, 07/10/2010 (Agence Europe) - A few weeks before the global conference in Nagoya, Japan, on 18-29 October, to agree the UN strategy to halt the loss of biodiversity in the next 10 years through concrete measures that form part of a longer term vision (to 2050), the European Parliament (EP) wants the European Union to invest financially in saving biodiversity and to play a leading role in international negotiations.
The task is great because commitments made by the international...