
Sobering news on a Friday morning: Worldwatch Institute is pointing out how global coral reef losses—19% of coral reefs in the world are dead, mostly the result of warming sea-surface temperatures and water acidification—is really a sign pointing towards a coming global extinction event.
And unlike the five previous waves of extinction that this planet has seen, this one is caused by humans. Oh, and did I mention that this one is likely to happen in decades rather than centuries, with a quarter of the world’s species wiped out by 2050?
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