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What are the Main Drivers Responsible for Largest Changes in Nature?

The health of ecosystems on which we and all other species depend is deteriorating more rapidly than ever. The IPBES #GlobalAssessment ranks, for the first time, the main drivers of change in nature.

Sep 30, 2019 · 9:11 AM UTC

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Replying to @IPBES @Savitri4Ever @UN
Top cause missing : overpopulation.
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Not missing at all - a very important element in the Report - BUT population is an 'indirect driver' of change in nature - this video is listing the top 5 ranked 'direct' drivers.
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Dewilding is going on in Uk National Parks - traffic, commerce rapidly expanding outdoor recreational events and facilities, big shoots, new house building and ever growing visitor amusements and accommodation?
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The invasive species point is an assumption that they are a problem and not an unknown solution BY nature.
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Seems to me as if the phenomena are the same as previous reports, though the statistics are somewhat worse. As if we are in a spiral, collecting ever better data on the problems but still unable to implement adequate solutions. Will it ever change?
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Where is the Elephant in the room ? No need to mention, everybody knows it.
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These causes can still be checked, nature is our lives.
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thank you VERY much for your excellent research and information!
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Not missing at all - a very important element in the Report - BUT population is an 'indirect driver' of change in nature - this video is listing the top 5 ranked 'direct' drivers.
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