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Report 6th Mass Extinction Event Likely Already Under Way / Public News Service

New research suggests Earth s Sixth Mass Extinction event, on par with the one that ended the age of dinosaurs, already is under way. Noah Greenwald, endangered species director at the Center for Biological Diversity, said the recent findings add to a growing pile of troubling news, including projections more than a million species are likely to be lost in coming decades due to human activity. Greenwald emphasized it is a problem because species make up ecosystems, and ecosystems provide critical services for people. . ....

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Mixologists Beware NM Bat Among 10 Species Imperiled by Climate Change / Public News Service

It doesn t get the kind of attention afforded the endangered monarch butterfly, but without the Mexican long-nosed bat, ingredients for one of America s favorite cocktails would be in short supply. The bat made the top 10 list of imperiled species in a new report highlighting the urgent need to address biodiversity loss and global warming. Kristen Lear, endangered species interventions specialist for the group Bat Conservation International, said the night-feeding mammal is the main pollinator of a plant used to make margaritas. . ....

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Federal Funds Coming to Keep Invasive Carp Out of Great Lakes

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers plans to use federal funds for a project to help keep invasive carp out of the Great Lakes. It is proposing using nearly $226 million from the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act for the Brandon Road Lock and Dam Project in Joliet. . ....

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