Environmental Sciences, asked by rajy535251, 16 days ago

loss of biodiversity aims

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The aim of the convention is to save species and plants from extinction and their habitats from destruction. The developed countries are looking for a sustainable supply of biological resources from the developing countries and easy access to them as well

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The aim of the convention is to save species and plants from extinction and their habitats from destruction. The developed countries are looking for a sustainable supply of biological resources from the developing countries and easy access to them as well.

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