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Biodiversity is the name given to the variety of ecosystems (natural capital), species and genes in the world or in a particular habitat. It is essential to human wellbeing, as it delivers services that sustain our economies and societies. Biodiversity is also crucial to ecosystem services — the services that nature supplies — such as pollination, climate regulation, flood protection, soil fertility and the production of food, fuel, fibre and medicines.

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Destruction and loss of biodiversity is as catastrophic as climate change	Destruction and loss of biodiversity is as catastrophic as climate change	1 KB	05 May 2020, 04:48 PM	Published
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