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We are in the sixth mass extinction, and it's accelerating

Inhabitat - Innovation

The Earth is in the midst of a sixth mass extinction, and it’s picking up speed.

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We are in the 6th mass extinction, said World Wildlife

Inhabitat - Innovation

Today, over a million species of plants and animals are on the verge of extinction. Scientists believe we are in the midst of the sixth mass extinction, the largest since the dinosaurs. The biodiversity of the planet is in peril.

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Bone, skin, and story: fragments of Great Auk extinction

Ideas 4 Sustainability

The Great Auk Are we in the midst of a sixth mass extinction? Species extinction has largely been driven by environmental change over geological timescales, with the K-Pg extinction (the one that killed off the dinosaurs) being a notable event where a large diversity of … Continue reading →

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Biodiversity summit aims to increase urgency and financing to avert ecosystem collapse

Impact Alpha

1 – If you think things already are bad, consider that we’re also hurtling towards what scientists are calling Earth’s sixth mass extinction. A million species are at risk of extinction in as little as a decade. ImpactAlpha, Oct. Biodiversity experts are ringing the alarm bells.

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Special Issue Editorial: How can human-nature connectedness be a leverage point for sustainability transformation?

Ideas 4 Sustainability

Originally posted on SCIENCE FOR SUSTAINABILITY : As is becoming abundantly clear, early climate-change warnings have not been effective, as the planet continues on its unsustainable pathway, crossing planetary boundaries and racing towards a sixth mass extinction. Therefore, by approaching…

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Biodiversity benefits of rewilding to be “irrefutably demonstrated” by ag-tech AI partnership

Envirotec Magazine

Make it Wild founders Christopher and Helen Neave bought their first piece of land to rewild as a family project in 2010, with results seemingly so dramatic it inspired them to set up the company.  Pollinator activity has increased by 38% since rewilding started at the site.

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The Sixth Mass Extinction is happening now, and it doesn’t look good for us

Eco-Business

Species are going extinct at an unusually high rate. Our efforts now will prevent a future too ghastly to contemplate.

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