Climate Change Shrinks Habitats, Threatening Global Plant Species
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Climate change is causing the loss of habitats worldwide, putting many plant species at risk of extinction. This threatens biodiversity and the ecosystems that depend on these plants, affecting agriculture, food security, and natural environments globally.
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- •Global warming has led to significant habitat reduction for numerous plant species across continents.
- •Shrinking habitats increase the risk of extinction for plants that cannot adapt or relocate.
- •Loss of plant species impacts ecosystem services such as pollination, soil health, and carbon storage.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If governments implement stronger climate policies to reduce emissions then habitat loss could slow, helping preserve plant biodiversity and supporting ecosystem stability.
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