Climate Crisis Threatens Largest Mass Extinction of Marine Mammals in 66 Million Years

[Razoo]

Climate Crisis Threatens Largest Mass Extinction of Marine Mammals in 66 Million Years​

APR 29, 2022

A new study in the journal Science finds the climate crisis poses the largest risk to marine animals since an asteroid impact wiped out the dinosaurs 66 million years ago. The study found about a third of all the animals in the ocean could vanish within three centuries unless humanity takes dramatic steps to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. With strong action to halt the climate crisis, the study found, up to 70% of extinctions could be prevented.




TOPICS:

• Climate Crisis
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• Ocean
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• Animal Rights

 

[EdwinWillers]

Good grief - here we go....

I also heard the other day that climate change is responsible for spreading covid.

And I'm sure there's some link somewhere between it and cancer too - we just have to wait for some tool to come up with it.

 

[Bullseye]

Climate Crisis Threatens Largest Mass Extinction of Marine Mammals in 66 Million Years​

APR 29, 2022

A new study in the journal Science finds the climate crisis poses the largest risk to marine animals since an asteroid impact wiped out the dinosaurs 66 million years ago. The study found about a third of all the animals in the ocean could vanish within three centuries unless humanity takes dramatic steps to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. With strong action to halt the climate crisis, the study found, up to 70% of extinctions could be prevented.




TOPICS:

• Climate Crisis
• 
  
• Ocean
• 
  
• Animal Rights

What abut adaptation? Isn't that how this is supposed to work; thousands of species have disappeared from the face of the Earth because they failed to adapt. That how this stuff works. Some species will fade out and other will thrive.