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From John Bamford:  BIODIVERSITY COP 15 Earth could face a mass EXTINCTION by 2100: Supercomputer predicts more than a quarter of species will die by the end of the century New study shows extinction will wipe out over a quarter of world biodiversity Experts blame land use, climate change and 'over-exploitation of resources Research published during the COP15 UN Biodiversity Conference in Canada A MASS EXTINCTION REQUIRES OVER 50% SPECIES LOSS. Having said that, 25% is bad enough New modelling shows land use and climate change could wipe out more than a quarter of world biodiversity. Earth will lose some 10 per cent of its animals and plants by 2050, rising to 27 per cent by 2100

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  Building Update 21st December 2022 Small outside verandah from the mezzanine level. PVC ceiling finally installed in the mezzanine level. Next we concentrate on electrical installation and hydraulics.  Finishing painting touches, the red/orange of the local earth with the sugarcane green of surrounding vegatation. 

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