Posts Tagged ‘ biodiversity crisis

Rising temperatures. Upsetting a delicate balance?

 
A team of British scientists contends that, within 200 years, Earth's temperatures may become hot enough to kill off half of all existing plant and animal species. From: Nick Wadhams for National Geographic News. The researchers from the Universities of York and Leeds in Britain base that dire possibility on a new analysis of the 520-million-year-old fossil record, which links past mass extinctions with cycles of high temperatures. "We could be in the temperature zone in which mass extinctions have occurred by the end of this century, or more likely in the next century," said Peter Mayhew... Read more [...]

Biodiversity, Temperatures Rising & Wild Fires.


Today we will speak about “wild fires and the influence they have on our biodiversity and on ourselves”. Viewed by someone not from our world, it could be seen as one big, finely tuned and ultimately incredible machine. WWF says. And we agree. We at GreenDustrires are extremely supportive of all the “NGOs” which are working to inform us on what’s really happening with our home planet... Read more [...]