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Species this invasion is happening as a direct result of human activity here's what the lead scientists of the un report said today about what all of this means moving forward. we humans up and turban our planet badly we've already lost two pesetas all animal and plant species and another twenty percent of animal and plant species an insect threatened with extinction and so up to five hundred thousand to a million species are threatened with extinction but there are things we can do to avoid that extinction i'm hoping this reason a la belle with governments around the world the private sector ...

Altered since the industrial revolution began two centuries ago then there is human fishing and hunting animals to death a third of all marine stocks are being fish at levels a rate that will never allow these fish to catch up and replenish and of course there's climate change half of all mammals on our planet are now threatened by the increasing temperatures the warming up of earth. and there is the problem of plastics unless dramatic reductions take place plastics will outnumber fish in the world's oceans by weight by the year twenty fifty and last but not least and perhaps one factor that y...

Species this invasion is happening as a direct result of human activity here's what the lead scientists of the un report said today about what all of this means moving full. we humans up a turban our planet badly we've already lost two pesetas all animal and plant species and another twenty percent of animal and plant species an insect threatened with extinction and so up to five hundred thousand to a million species are threatened with extinction but there are things we can do to avoid extinction i hope this reason a la belle with governments around the world the private sector around the wor...

And everyone today the un released a one thousand page report on the human threat to bio diversity now the headline coming from that one million species are facing extinction because of the unsustainable way modern humans live it is a bleak picture painted by one hundred forty five scientists from fifty countries never before have humans been so successful at changing and consuming their environment and exploding global population with an insatiable appetite to consume resources the result today is a global rate of species extinction that is up to one hundred times higher than it has ever been...

Altered since the industrial revolution began two centuries ago then there is human fishing and hunting animals to death a third of all marine stocks are being fish at levels a rate that will never allow those fish to catch up and replenish and of course there's climate change half of all mammals on our planet are now threatened by the increasing temperatures the warming up of earth. and there is the problem of plastics unless dramatic reductions take place plastics will outnumber fish in the world's oceans by weight by the year twenty fifty and last but not least and perhaps one factor that y...