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Global food industry on course to drive rapid habitat loss – research – The Guardian
World faces huge wildlife losses by 2050 unless what and how food is produced changes
FoodWorld faces huge wildlife losses by 2050 unless what and how food is produced changes
Mon 21 Dec 2020 16.00 GMT
The global food system is on course to drive rapid and widespread ecological damage with almost 90% of land animals likely to lose some of their habitat by 2050, research has found.
A study published in the journal Nature Sustainability shows that unless the food industry is rapidly transformed, changing what people eat and how it is produced, the world faces widespread biodiversity…
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