A population boom around Mount Kilimanjaro, not climate change, is responsible for the rapid decline in biodiversity around ...
A new study suggests that, between 1911 and 2022, land-use change was the primary direct cause of the loss of 75% of natural ...
Scientists believe human-driven land use change is likely the primary cause of biodiversity loss on Africa's highest mountain ...
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Mount Kilimanjaro has lost nearly 75 per cent of plant species: Who's the culprit?
In India, where land degradation, urbanisation, and deforestation have emerged as leading causes of biodiversity loss, the ...
IISc professor Arpita Patra conquers highest volcanic peaks across four continents, achieving her childhood dream through ...
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