We know climate change will lead to the extinctions of some species, however, one team of scientists says the losses appear much greater than predicted when two important factors are taken into account.
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We know climate change will lead to the extinctions of some species, however, one team of scientists says the losses appear much greater than predicted when two important factors are taken into account. No comment yet.
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Other than “cute” animals going extinct, biodiversity gets little public attention. Preserving biodiversity is essential for many reasons that sum up to life itself being unable to exist without it (yawn).
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