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Unep warns world on global environment prospects
Climate change, biodiversity loss and land degradation are three of the biggest challenges facing mankind over the next decades, according to a major new UN report. The fourth global environment outlook (GEO-4) was released on Thursday by Unep, the organisation's environment agency.
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