SDG 15: Life on Land
Updated: 30 September 2022
Manuela Leporesi
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- Human activity threatens and damages many animal and plant species
- Urban development is a main threat to many animal and plant species
- Other threats to animal and plant species are bad farming practices and the clearing of forests
- Protecting animal and plant species is good for human health and for the availability of food
- Protecting animal and plant species helps against climate change
- People can be responsible in the way they act towards the environment
- There are human rights related to life on land, for example:
- Right to health
- Rights to adequate food and to safe drinking water
- Right of all peoples to freely dispose of their natural resources
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