WWF report says the wildlife population worldwide lost more than 2/3 in the past 5 decades. The biggest reasons for that were habitat loss, mass fishing and hunting, climate change, and pollution. Wildlife in the Caribbean was hurt the most, with a decline of 94% in population since 1970.
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A vast marine protected area in the Pacific Ocean by Hawaii led to the recovery of the tuna population along with other migratory fish species.
The world population currently stands at approximately 7,768,882,000 people. Every day, about 400,000 people are born and about 170,000 die. Since the beginning of the
Between 1984 and now, the lake area in the world increased by 46,000 square kilometers. The newer lakes emit more carbon dioxide into the atmosphere