"That includes strengthening environmental laws such as the Biodiversity Conservation Act, improving how threatened species are assessed and listed, properly funding recovery plans, assessing the cumulative impacts of developments and stopping the approval of environmentally risky projects altogether.
But policy reforms only work if they are backed by strong implementation and enforcement.
Governments must be held accountable for halting and reversing biodiversity loss with measurable outcomes, including stronger monitoring and compliance, to ensure environmental protections are more than just empty promises."
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First seen: 2026-09-06 ·
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