UN Report: Restoration Efforts Lag, Need $296B Annually by 2030

A UN report released at the biodiversity summit in Yerevan finds global ecosystem restoration is outpaced by destruction, with annual spending needing to rise from $64B in 2022 to $296B by 2030 to meet targets. The gap highlights a systemic shortfall in policy implementation and financing, though the report's projections are based on current trends and may be revised.

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