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Les forêts tropicales comptent parmi les meilleurs outils au monde pour lutter contre le dérèglement climatique et le recul de la biodiversité : elles emmagasinent d’énormes quantités de carbone, abritent des milliers de plantes et d’animaux et constituent le lieu de vie des peuples autochtones qui les entretiennent. Toutes ces raisons éclairent l’engagement pris lors de la COP26 de Glasgow fin 2021, par plus d’une centaine de dirigeants mondiaux, de mettre fin à la déforestation d’ici à 2030.
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Multidimensional tropical forest recovery Lourens Poorter Dylan Craven and al. Science • 9 Dec 2021 • Vol 374, Issue 6573 • pp. 1370-1376• DOI: 10.1126/science.abh3629 
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Review recommends introduction of Highly Protected Marine Areas as essential for marine protection and recovery. An independent review led by former Fisheries Minister Richard Benyon, and published today on World Ocean Day, is calling for the introduction of Highly Protected Marine Areas in English waters. The review was commissioned on last year’s world ocean day by then Environment Secretary Michael Gove as part of the Government’s drive to protect our waters. These highly protected marine areas would enable a greater recovery of the marine ecosystem and enhance the Government’s commitment to a national ‘Blue Belt’, which has already seen an area of 92,000 square km protected - 40% of English seas.
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La politique de protection des océans, les stratégies aires marines et leur gestion en Angleterre.
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