Human impact on environment may be slowing down: new study

Mongabay
By Shreya DasguptaAug 24, 2016, 3:40 am140 pts
Human activities have taken a heavy toll on our environment. But there may be some hope, researchers say. Although human pressures continue to expand across our planet, their overall rate of increase is slower than the rates of population and economic growth, a new study published in Nature Communications…

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