The law would be among the EU's biggest environmental policies, requiring member states to introduce measures restoring nature on a fifth of their land and sea by 2030.
Passage of the law would send out a positive signal about restoring nature, providing income for farmers through diversification and payment for nature-protection services.
Austria's change of position tipped the balance in favor of adopting the European nature restoration law, overcoming previous obstacles like Hungary's withdrawal of support.
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