Newsweekflipped into NewsweekBiodiversity Rise in invasive species May lead to massive loss of global biodiversity Newsweek - Aristos Georgiou Invasive species are wreaking havoc on ecosystems all over the world. Now, researchers say that a 20-30 percent increase in these alien species would …
Yahoo Australiaflipped into Yahoo Finance AustraliaPersonal Finance (Australia) How there could be 395 million more jobs in the next decade yahoo.com - Jessica Yun If governments and businesses across the world focused on ‘nature-positive’ solutions to economic growth, 395 million jobs could be created by 2030, …
The Guardianflipped into EnvironmentEnvironment Increase in invasive species poses dramatic threat to biodiversity – report The Guardian - Patrick GreenfieldAn increase in the spread of non-native plant and animals species around the world could lead to dramatic biodiversity loss, a new study has found, causing permanent damage to ecosystems as they are pushed
Caixin Globalflipped into Latest NewsNature Opinion: Mother Nature Is Reaching an Irreversible Tipping Point Caixin Global - By Akanksha Khatri Akanksha Khatri is head of the Nature Action Agenda project at the World Economic Forum. This article is part of its latest report, the Future of …
Insects An argument for gene drive technology to genetically control insects like mosquitoes and locusts phys.org - Isobel Ronai and Brian Lovett The fate of society rests in part on how humans navigate their complicated relationship with insects—trying to save "good" insects and control "bad" …
Daily Mailflipped into Top StoriesTechnology Increase in 'invasive' species could lead to global biodiversity loss dailymail.co.uk - By Ian Randall For Mailonline An increase in invasive plants and animal species as a result of human activity could lead to dramatic biodiversity loss across the globe, scientists …
