Environment
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Essential Medicines Likely to Suffer From Plant Extinctions Due To Habitat Loss, Report Warns
The recent report warned of the potential impacts of plant extinctions on future of medicines. Habitat loss can make it challenging for many plants to survive amidst the threats of climate change and extreme weather events. Read here.
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