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Initial UN report aims to 'reconnect science and policy towards global sustainable development'

Initial UN report aims to 'reconnect science and policy towards global sustainable development'

Jul 02, 2014, at 03:50 pm

New York, July 2 (IBNS) To achieve a sustainable transition by 2050, when more than nine billion people will live on Earth, there needs to be significant adjustment to the current patterns of consumption and production, delegations heard on Tuesday as a United Nations high-level political forum considered a new report aiming to lay the foundation for a new global sustainable development agenda.