Article on the topic "Ecologic catastrophe: main dangerous in five graphics"
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1. World biodiversity quickly disappears.
So-called Red book of Intrnational security union of nature (ISUN) - list types, which are under threat - is critical indicator our impact on nature.
Almost 100,000 species were assessed within this project.Of these, more than a quarter are threatened with extinction, ranging from the lemurs of Madagascar to amphibians such as frogs and salamanders and plants such as conifers and orchids.

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2. Among the biggest threats to wildlife - are habitat loss, climate change and pollution.
According to the research, although climate change is a growing threat, the main causes of biodiversity loss remain the loss of natural habitats through the use of land for food, fuel and timber, and the increased exploitation of plants and animals through deforestation, hunting and fishing.
Mammals such as pangolins, for example, are on the brink of extinction due to illegal hunting for their shells and meat. Irrational deforestation is contributing to the extinction of rhinoceros monkeys in Myanmar, and agricultural expansion is wiping out animals such as cheetahs.
Governments of the country have focused much more on climate change than on biodiversity loss or land degradation," IPBES chairman Professor Bob Watson told the BBC. "However, all three factors are equally important for human well-being."

3. Animals and plants disappear - and so does their habitat.
Land degradation due to human activities is adversely affecting the well-being of at least 3.2 billion people and is pushing the planet towards the sixth mass extinction, IPBES reports.
The main factors are irrational agriculture and forestry, climate change, and in some areas - the expansion of cities, roads and mining.
Land degradation includes the loss of forests, and worldwide these losses are slowing due to reforestation and new plantings, while forest loss is accelerating in tropical forests, which have some of the highest levels of biodiversity on Earth.
In 2018, about 12 million hectares of forests were lost in the world's tropical regions, the equivalent of 30 football fields every minute, according to a recent report.

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