Nature under siege as a million species face extinction, UN warns

May 13, 2019

Figure 1endangered species. image source: weareteachers.com

By The EastAfrican

Humanity is squandering the natural capital that has allowed society to thrive, driving a million species to the brink of extinction in the process, a landmark UN report on the state of Nature warned. Read more…

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