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Human actions have pushed the world into the danger zone on several key indicators of planetary health, threatening to trigger dramatic changes in conditions on Earth, according to a new analysis from 29 scientists in eight countries.

Earth is exceeding its “safe operating space for humanity” in six of nine key measurements of its health, and two of the remaining three are headed in the wrong direction, a new study said. Earth’s climate, biodiversity, land, freshwater, nutrient pollution and “novel” chemicals (human-made compounds like microplastics and nuclear waste) are all out of whack, a group of international scientists said in Wednesday’s journal Science Advances. Only the aci...

Human actions have pushed the world into the danger zone on several key indicators of planetary health, threatening to trigger dramatic changes in conditions on Earth, according to a new analysis from 29 scientists in eight countries.

Human actions have pushed the world into the danger zone on several key indicators of planetary health, threatening to trigger dramatic changes in conditions on Earth, according to a new analysis from 29 scientists in eight countries.

A new study of Earth's health says the planet is outside its "safe operating space for humanity" on six out of nine key measurements.

The planets climate, biodiversity, land, freshwater, nutrient pollution and "novel" chemicals are all out of place, according to a new scientific paper.

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The findings could help close a loophole that enables the government to avoid considering greenhouse gas emissions impacts on animals.

Researchers will inseminate female ocelots in zoos with sperm from the few remaining wild ocelots, then train kittens for the wild

Around 48% of 71,000 species from all five vertebrate groups – mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians and fish – as well as insects, were found to be decreasing.