Africa: Anglicans Will Advocate to Protect Oceans As 'Lungs of the Earth' At the United Nations Biodiversity COP17

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[ACNS] An Anglican delegation will attend the United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity (UNCBD) COP17 in Yerevan, Armenia. They will call for justice for oceans, just finance for those most at risk and a cleaner agricultural system, acknowledging Indigenous wisdom.

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Africa: Anglicans Will Advocate to Protect Oceans As 'Lungs of the Earth' At the United Nations Biodiversity COP17

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