How to Create a Nature-Friendly Recovery

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By World Economic ForumJan 13, 2021, 12:49 pm481 ptsHot
By Marie Quinney and Gabriela Martinez This article is part of The Davos Agenda. During 2020, many of us saw images of deserted urban areas being reclaimed by animals and heard reports of carbon dioxide emissions plummeting as transportation ground to a halt. A new analysis shows that the U.S. had reached its…

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