Earth is entering its
sixth mass extinction event, posing a "frightening assault on
the foundations of human civilization," says a new study
co-authored by Professor Gerardo Ceballos at the University of Mexico
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- Building on research in which they showed that two species have gone extinct per year over the past century, a team of biologists analyzed the population trends for 27,600 vertebrates around the world.
- They found that nearly a third of the animals they looked at were on the decline.
- In a closer look at 177 well-studied mammals, the team found that all had lost 30 percent or more of their home ranges, and 40 percent had lost at least 80 percent of their habitat
This
is the paper by Ceballos and Ehrlich
Here is a conversation between Guy McPherson and Paul Ehrlich, from 2016
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