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The main topic of the text is the alarming decline of global biodiversity, driven by human activities such as deforestation, pollution, and climate change. It highlights the consequences of species extinction, ecosystem resilience erosion, and the imbalance in nature. The text also discusses international initiatives like the CBD and the need for stronger conservation actions to combat the ongoing sixth mass extinction, emphasizing the critical role of biodiversity in human survival.
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Human activities such as deforestation and overfishing are causing the extinction of many species
The growing human population and increased consumption are putting pressure on biodiversity, leading to a decrease in the number of individuals within species
Human-induced changes, such as pollution and the introduction of non-native species, are causing a reduction in genetic diversity within ecosystems
Human activities such as deforestation, urbanization, and conversion of land for agriculture are destroying habitats and contributing to biodiversity loss
Overharvesting of wildlife and pollution of air, water, and soil are significant factors in the decline of biodiversity
The spread of invasive species through global trade and travel is disrupting ecosystems and contributing to the loss of native species
Rising temperatures and changing precipitation patterns are altering habitats and threatening the survival of species, such as coral reefs
Climate change can facilitate the spread of invasive species and increase the vulnerability of ecosystems already weakened by other human activities
The CBD is an international treaty with objectives to conserve biodiversity, promote sustainable use, and ensure the fair distribution of genetic resources' benefits
Despite international efforts, progress in protecting biodiversity has been insufficient, highlighting the need for more robust conservation measures and increased political will
Scientists warn that human activities are causing a sixth mass extinction event, with profound implications for both biodiversity and human societies