Human-driven biodiversity loss faster than mass extinction when dinosaurs were wiped out, study finds
2021-05-24 17:52
The pace and extent of humanity’s destruction of life on our planet is ‘unprecedented’ even in comparison to previous mass extinctions, reports Harry Cockburn
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