<h1>Global SDG Study Reveals Neglected Areas in Environmental Quality, Biodiversity, and Malnutrition, Urges Targeted Action by 2030</h1> A study analyzing 166 countries' progress towards the UN's 2030 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) highlights neglected areas like environmental quality, carbon emissions, biodiversity, and malnutrition. The research, published in Nature Communications, reveals a polarized global landscape with countries specializing in different development targets, leading to neglected SDG indicators. Countries with high SDG scores excel in poverty reduction and clean energy, while those with low scores focus on overnutrition and resource use. The study urges targeted action in neglected areas and emphasizes the need for international cooperation to ensure balanced and inclusive progress by 2030.