Biodiversity describes the entire staggering complexity of life on Earth – every species, landscape, and marine system forming part of an interconnected whole that keeps our planet functional. The word didn’t even exist until 1985, when WG Rosen coined it while planning the US National Forum on Biodiversity, but the science it names is ancient and unambiguous. Mature forests absorb carbon. Carbon absorption slows ocean warming. Slower warming stabilises weather systems. Every link in the…
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