Extreme Climate Could Eliminate 36% of Terrestrial Biodiversity by 2085

A new report warns that extreme climate events, including heatwaves, fires, and floods, could lead to a 36% loss of terrestrial biodiversity by 2085, though impacts could be mitigated by reducing carbon emissions.

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Clima extremo poderá eliminar 36% da biodiversidade terrestre até 2085

Impacto cumulativo de ondas de calor, incêndios e cheias ameaça ecossistemas globais. Se as emissões forem reduzidas até a neutralidade carbónica em meados do século, impactos poderão ser evitados.

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Extreme Climate Could Eliminate 36% of Terrestrial Biodiversity by 2085

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Clima extremo poderá eliminar 36% da biodiversidade terrestre até 2085

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