A 3.2 degree Celsius increase in the Earth's temperature could see 47 per cent of insect species, 26 per cent of vertebrate and 16 per cent of plant species lose at least half of their geographic ranges, an expert on global change has said.
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Sunday, 20 May 2018
Expert warns of irrevocable biodiversity damage with rising temperature
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