Climate Change Could Wipe Out 16 Percent of World's Species

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By Katherine BagleyApr 30, 2015, 12:57 pm48 pts
New research predicts widespread extinctions if global warming continues unabated. By Katherine Bagley If countries' greenhouse gas emissions continue unchecked, one in every six species on the planet could go extinct. That is the finding of new research published this week in the journal Science. Climate…

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