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From freshwater to deep space: A 2025 review of biodiversity

Recent studies suggest that nearly a quarter of the world's freshwater species face the risk of extinction. Alarmingly, freshwater biodiversity is declining faster than that of terrestrial and marine ecosystems, driven by habitat degradation, pollution, water infrastructure development, and climate change. Also in this newsletter: climate agencies have confirmed that 2024 was the hottest year on record globally, and China has released its first blue book on the climate resource economy.

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