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Heat effects on habitability, biodiversity, and invasive species
Preface. Due to limits of human heat tolerance, much of Earth’s surface may not be habitable by 2300 if we continue to emit greenhouse gases at the current rate. But we can’t continue at the current rate. Peak oil production … Continue reading →
Posted in Biodiversity, BioInvasion, Deforestation, Fisheries, Heat, Wildfire
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Tagged bark beetle, climate change, deforestation, fisheries, global warming, heat, uninhabitable
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