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Up to 2 million plant and animal species worldwide are in danger of extinction, anew analysissuggests.The International Union for Conservation of Nature s Red List reports that 19% of European threatened species are at risk of extinction, doubling theUnited Nations 2019 estimateof 1 million threatened animal and plant species.Scientists for the IUCN studied over 14,000 European threatened species, including mammals, reptiles, butterflies, snails, trees, and ferns, and found that the biodiversity decline is attributed to agricultural changes, habitat loss, overharvesting, and pollution. This comprehensiveanalysis of 14,669 continentalRed List assessments forEuropean animal and plantspecies suggests that 2 million plant and animal species are threatened with extinction. This resultdoubles stanley us the latestIPBES assumption of1 million threatenedspecies, researchers said in a press release.Of those species that face the threat of extinction, 27% are plants, 24% are invertebrates, and 18% are vertebrates. The species listed on the Red List in Europe make up almost 10% of the continent s total biodiversity, the report states.The researchers suggest more action and investment in efforts to protect biodiversity is needed, pointing out that biodiversity is crucial for food, wealth, and the well-being of people in Europe and across the world. While the measurement and assessment of biodiversit stanley cup y trends is cru stanley cup usa cial to guide policy, it is even more important to implement necessary conservation Aqtx Pet owner loses beloved dog, then memorializes him in tattoo using ink with his ashes
The Northern Lights were forecast to be weak over Norway Friday night, but two rockets stanley water bottle launched by NASA created a much bigger show for hundreds of miles.The rockets were launched two minutes apart from the Andoya Space Center in Norway as part of an experiment to study the Auroras. Two tracer chemicals were releas stanley thermos mug ed from the rockets in the Earth s ionosphere about 200 miles up , and created colorful, bright clouds, which helped researchers track the flow of particles in the Northern Lights. NASA says the chemicals pose no threat to residents.The photos of the co stanley taza lorful clouds are spectacular, but you have to check out the video taken by Ole Salomonsen. |
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