The
Convention on Biological Diversity, signed by 150 governments
at the 1992 Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro, is the main instrument
for protecting biodiversity and ensuring equitable and sustainable
access to the benefits of the Earth's genetic riches and a
healthy environment. But much has yet to be done just a few
years before the 2010 deadline agreed by the international
community for achieving significant results in reducing biodiversity
loss.
Winners of the 2008 Friends of the Earth International Dreams,
Hopes and Possibilities for a Better Future photo competition
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