Liberia, Oct. 28 -- Dr. Yarkpawolo said Liberia stands with the African Group on four priorities. First, he wants global targets paired with real implementation support. He said reviews of progress should look not only at conservation results but also at whether developing nations were given the means to deliver

By Selma Lomax, selma.lomax@frontpageafricaonline.com

YEREVAN, Armenia - Liberia has told the global biodiversity summit in Armenia that wealthy nations must back their conservation promises with funding, technology and training, or the effort to halt nature's decline will stall in the places that need help most.The message came on Wednesday from Dr. Emmanuel King Urey Yarkpawolo, head of Liberia's Environmental Protection Agenc...