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Nearly 300 biodiversity ‘hot spots’ at risk of extinction due to global warming: Study- Technology News, Firstpost

April 9, 2021 trendingspace 0 Comments Animals, biodiversity, climate change, Conversation, Endangered Wildlife, endemic species, Extinction, Global warming, Plants, Protected Areas, threats, Trees

Agence France-PresseApr 09, 2021 10:02:51 IST Unless nations dramatically improve on carbon-cutting pledges made under the 2015 Paris climate treaty,

Only multi-pronged plan can stich a

October 23, 2020 trendingspace 0 Comments biodiversity, China, COP15, nature, Report, UN

Agence France-PresseOct 23, 2020 10:50:13 IST Bending the curve of nature’s rapid decline will require attacking the problem aggressively along

‘We are at the last hour’: From Guterres to Prince Charles, world leaders bat for swift action at UNGA Biodiversity Summit- Technology News, Firstpost

October 2, 2020 trendingspace 0 Comments biodiversity, brazil, China, COP15, Environment, nature, Pakistan, SDGs, UN, UN Decade on Biodiversity, UNGA, unga 2020, usa

Abigail BanerjiOct 02, 2020 21:57:06 IST In September every year, the 192 Member States of the United Nations (UN) General

Softer coral reefs to replace hard corals that are likely to go extinct due to climate change- Technology News, Firstpost

September 7, 2020 trendingspace 0 Comments anthozoans, argonite, biodiversity, climate change, coral reef, corals, hard corals, science, sea anemone, sea creature

FP TrendingSep 07, 2020 16:02:59 IST Corals and sea anemones make up the class of aquatic animals called the anthozoans.

Thirty new deep water species including bamboo corals, sponges discovered in the Galapagos- Technology News, Firstpost

August 18, 2020 trendingspace 0 Comments biodiversity, corals, Deep-sea exploration, first giant solitary soft coral, Galapagos, Galapagos archipelago, Galapagos Islands, Galapagos Marine Reserve, glass sponge, marine life, Nautilus Live, Ocean Exploration Trust

Agence France-PresseAug 18, 2020 10:37:33 IST An international team of marine scientists have discovered 30 new species of invertebrates in

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