Biodiversity is at risk of disappearing from "summary" of The End of Nature by Bill McKibben
The intricate web of life that we call biodiversity is facing a grave threat, one that could lead to its eventual disappearance. This threat comes not from a single source, but from a multitude of human activities that are altering the very fabric of nature. The delicate balance that has sustained life on Earth for millions of years is being disrupted at an unprecedented pace. From deforestation to pollution, from overfishing to climate change, human actions are driving countless species to the brink of extinction. The loss of even a single species can have far-reaching consequences, setting ...
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