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Processes, as you alluded - to in your introduction, . of how ecosystems work. we do know that in some cases you take one species out - and the whole thing changes. the whole balance. of species changes. as we get rid of species, - we don't know what consequences that will have. it could be catastrophic. the increasing reduction in diversity could have, i just like climate change, a catastrophic effect - on the ability of the | earth to support us. because let'sjust remember- these ecosystems are the source of fresh air, the source of food, the source - of clean water. they are the bases. we s...

Bring in bacteria — - you're in a whole world of biodiversity, a single spoonful of soil can have as many- as 10,000 different bacteria, more in some estimates. - we don't know what we are doing as we get rid of species. - let's have a look at the level of threat there is to species.| we know the rate of extinction is far higher than it— would be without humanity. we think that 25% of mammals are under a threat of— extinction, 41% of amphibians, and about 17% of birds. - there is a huge pressure, extinction pressure. - we don't understand the subtle processes, as you alluded - to in your...

Control how ecosystems work. we do know that in some cases you take one species out - and the whole thing changes. the whole balance. of species changes. as we get rid of species, - we don't know what consequences that will have. it could be catastrophic. the increasing reduction in diversity could have, i just like climate change, a catastrophic effect - on the ability of the | earth to support us. because let'sjust remember- these ecosystems are the source of fresh air, the source of food, the source - of clean water. they are the bases. we sit within this web of life and we depend on this- ...

As 10,000 different bacteria, - more and some estimates. we don't know what we are doing as we get rid of species. - let's have a look at the level of threat there is to species.| we know the rate of distinction is far higher than it— would be without humanity. we think that 25% of mammals are a threat of distinction, - 41% of amphibians and about 17% of birds. - a huge pressure to make sense of pressure. - we don't understand the subtle processes as you alluded - to in your introduction that, of how ecosystems work. i we do know that in some cases you take one species out, - the whole thing...

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