Untangled: Biodiversity loss - what on Earth is causing it?

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Right now, over 1 million plant and animal species are threatened with extinction and the average population sizes of wildlife have dropped by around 70% since 1970. We’ve already lost half of the world’s corals and lose forest areas the size of 27 football fields every minute.

So what’s causing all this? And what can we do to turn things around?



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