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February 18, 2022One Planet Network

Nordic Ministerial Declaration on a global agreement on plastic pollution and ambitions for UNEA 5.2

The Nordic Ministerial Declaration on a global agreement on plastic pollution and ambitions for UNEA 5.2 was adopted on November 3rd 2021 by the Nordic Ministers of Environment and Climate.

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January 24, 2022One Planet Network

Declaration on maintaining sustainable supplies of raw materials in the Nordic countries

The latest report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) confirms that global temperatures have already risen and that the negative consequences of climate change are being felt more and more. The level of ambition behind global...

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January 9, 2022One Planet Network

Naturum - visitor centres in nature

A naturum is a visitor centre with activities and exhibitions, located at several of Sweden’s national parks and nature reserves. Here, you will be welcomed by friendly, knowledgeable staff who will answer your questions and guide you through the...

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January 4, 2022One Planet Network

Nordic Hub at COP26 Helsinki
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January 27, 2021One Planet Network

Regional webinars on sustainable consumption
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September 28, 2020United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)

World leaders highlight Sustainable Consumption and Production in 'Pledge for Nature'

Ahead of the United Nations Summit on Biodiversity on Wednesday 30th September, 64 world leaders and the EU have committed to reversing biodiversity loss by 2030