BBCNEWS Outside Source June 4, 2024 19:32:00
Let's take a closer look at the issue. the un says earth is experiencing its largest loss of life since the dinosaur era ended. it's estimated that three—quarters of the world's land surface and 66% of its oceans have been significantly altered by human activity. climate change — and factors such as land clearing and use of fossil fuels — are contributing to the loss of living things and ecosystems. conservationist nick bruce—white says action must be taken swiftly. you know, in a million species, one in five species are at risk of extinction. we need to halt that decline by the end of...
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