Konstantin Kreiser, International Biodiversity Policy Officer, at NABU (BirdLife in Germany) assesses the EU’s biodiversity efforts in an interview for Climate Change TV.
While there have been victories for some species, Kreiser says reform in agricultural and fisheries policy is behind schedule creating wider land use issues that could undermine conservation efforts.
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Tue, Oct 9, 2012
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