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Global loss of wildlife is 'significantly more alarming' than previously thought, according to a new study | CNN

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Study: 48% of species are declining in population size, with fewer than 3% seeing increases.
Mammals, birds and insect almost half eeing species declines, but amphibians have been particularly badly affected.
The main factor is the destruction of wild landscapes to make way for farms, towns, cities and roads.
Climate change is also an important driver of species decline and predicted to have an increasingly worse impact as the world warms. more than 70,000 xt__NxlGi">Godley Red List Assessments CNN 48% >Godley fewer than 3% versity of Exeter Monday htText__NxlGi">B Biological Reviews n> Daniel Pincheira-Donoso ghtText the School of Biological Sciences
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