In a Changing World, Protecting Nature is Protecting Our Future

PANAMA CITY, Panama, Jun 04 (IPS) – In a world marked by armed conflict, threats to democracy, technological disruptions, and geopolitical tensions, many people are asking: Why should we prioritize environmental crises when there are other, more visible or perceived as more urgent challenges?

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