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Terrifying warning over human extinction as official study warns 'it will kill us too'

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By Antony Ashkenaz Verified, Jane Lavender
| MSN UK Verified
The Environment Agency (EA), a body under the Government's Department of Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA), published a study revealing that since 1970, 41 percent of England's native flora and fauna species have significantly declined, with 15 percent at serious risk of extinction. The report cautioned that this could not only severely impact global biodiversity, affecting other species in the food chain, but it could also threaten human survival.
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Terrifying warning over human extinction as official study warns 'it will kill us too'

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By Antony Ashkenaz Verified, Jane Lavender
| MSN UK Verified
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Chilling study warns humanity faces extinction after worrying discovery

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By Antony Ashkenaz Verified, Jane Lavender
| Aol Verified
The Environment Agency (EA), operating under the Government's Department of Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA), released a stark report showing that 41 percent of England's indigenous plant and animal species have experienced major population drops since 1970, with 15 percent facing a genuine threat of disappearing entirely. The findings warned such losses could devastate worldwide biodiversity, disrupting food chains and potentially jeopardizing human existence itself.
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