IUCN Updates “Red List of Threatened Species”
Already facing the threat of habitat destruction, hundreds of plant and animal species are now under further pressure from man-made climate change, the IUCN said in its updated 'Red List of Threatened Spaces' released to the Cop25 Madrid.
Key Features
- The IUCN added 1,840 new species to its catalogue of plants and animals that risk extinction.
- The list now contains more than 30,000 species under threat of disappearing.
- This update has revealed that climate change is adding to the multiple threats species face.
- The IUCN had witnessed genuine declines in 73 species since its last assessment. The group earlier this ....
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