Biodiversity Loss
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Nature's Engine Stalls: Why Climate Change Speeds Up But Ecosystems Hit the Brakes
Climate change accelerates, but ecosystems slow species turnover by one-third since the 1970s due to biodiversity loss. Queen Mary study reveals nature's "self-repairing engine" grinding to a halt.
Latest Research Articles
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Biodiversity Loss, Chemical Pollution and Other Factors Increase Risks of Infectious Disease Outbreaks [Study]
Species Extinction, Biodiversity Loss Threaten Ecosystem Stability
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Carbon Dioxide Levels Could Spike Within Human Lifetime, Leading to Another Potential Mass Extinction Event [Study]
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Expansion of Worldwide Seaweed Farming Might Contribute Significantly To Solving the World’s Issues
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Biodiversity in Tibet's Mountainous Regions Declines as Climate Change Worsens
Humans Put Amazon to More Danger, Fires
Invasive Species Threaten Biodiversity Of Europe's Freshwater Ecosystems
Biodiversity Drops In Areas Dominated By Non-Native Plants
Endangered Species' Genetic Diversity Explains their Decline
Biodiversity and Tree Population: More Intense Farming is Better, Researchers Say
Wildfires and Climate Change: Southerly Plants Pushed North
Panther Chameleon: Madagascar Marvel is 11 Species in One






