Nature Notes: Understanding the Sixth Mass Extinction
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Nature Notes: Understanding the sixth mass extinction
Have you ever heard someone say that we are currently in a sixth mass extinction? A mass extinction occurs when the world’s biodiversity declines at a rate much faster than normal, resulting in at least 75% of species going extinct…
Be concerned, for what I am going to describe to you did not come from the minds of science fiction writers like Isaac Asimov, Julio Verne, H. G. Wells or Arthur C. Clarke. No. This is a scientific study published in the journal “Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences”, which concludes that, even if the Paris Agreement to limit warming to 2°C of ascent was complied with, our climate runs the serious risk of reaching a point of no return…
27 Animal Species Brought Back From the Brink of Extinction
The history of conservation is rarely optimistic, but there are moments when human intervention and sustained commitment reverse what seemed inevitable decline. These animals were hunted to near-zero, poisoned by industry, or stripped of habitat until only handfuls remained alive. Yet through captive breeding, legal protection, reintroduction efforts, and sometimes nothing more than the decision to stop killing them, entire species returned from…
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