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Conservation Highlights 2010
Biodiversity
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People
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Footprint
WWF’s work on transforming markets focuses on the production of key commodities including palm oil, soy, tuna, timber, whitefish, pulp and paper, farmed salmon and shrimp, that impact our priority species and places, and contribute substantially to humanity’s footprint.
By working with companies along commodity supply chains, showing that environmental impacts can be affordably and measurably reduced, and by creating consumer preference, entire commodity markets can be tipped and large-scale environmental outcomes delivered.
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Climate
Three elements are significant: Firstly there is a set of negotiation texts which are more or less in advanced stages of development – they touch on adaptation, technology, and REDD. Second, we have a mandate to pursue negotiations in two tracks, even if the ending point for those two tracks is not defined (which creates enormous difficulties as we saw in Copenhagen). Third, we have the “Copenhagen Accord”, an agreement between 29 countries, which the COP officially noted.
WWF’s immediate priorities must focus on keeping momentum and regenerating dynamics, use the Copenhagen Accord as a stepping stone for (re) building trust, and getting funds to flow, so that we are better positioned for the next COP in Mexico in late 2010.
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