16-10-2026 12:55 via scitechdaily.com

Scientists Discover Nature Has Far Fewer Backup Plans Than We Thought

Nature may have fewer backup plans than we thought, leaving our food supply and climate more exposed when species disappear. The largest global study of its kind suggests that losing species can steadily erode the benefits ecosystems provide, including pollination, clean water, carbon storage, and natural pest control. Led by King’s College London and Imperial [...]
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