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Key habitats are disappearing, with 85% of wetlands lost since the industrial era.

Based on recent UN biodiversity reports and global assessments, the world is facing an unprecedented environmental crisis, often described as a "one million species" extinction threat. This crisis is largely driven by human activity, which has significantly altered 75% of terrestrial environments and 66% of marine environments.

Human activities have severely impacted the biosphere, with 33% of marine fish stocks harvested at unsustainable levels and 75% of freshwater resources used for crop or livestock production.

The top five drivers of this extinction crisis are changes in land/sea use, direct exploitation (hunting/fishing), climate change, pollution, and invasive species.

Up to 1 million species of plants and animals are currently threatened with extinction, many within decades, representing a rate tens to hundreds of times faster than historical averages.

One Of The World -

Key habitats are disappearing, with 85% of wetlands lost since the industrial era.

Human activities have severely impacted the biosphere, with 33% of marine fish stocks harvested at unsustainable levels and 75% of freshwater resources used for crop or livestock production. Key habitats are disappearing, with 85% of wetlands

The top five drivers of this extinction crisis are changes in land/sea use, direct exploitation (hunting/fishing), climate change, pollution, and invasive species. Human activities have severely impacted the biosphere, with

Up to 1 million species of plants and animals are currently threatened with extinction, many within decades, representing a rate tens to hundreds of times faster than historical averages.