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The Living Planet Report 2020
The findings of The Living Planet Report 2020 are clear. Our relationship with nature is broken.
Biodiversity - the rich diversity of life on Earth - is being lost at an alarming rate. The impacts of this loss on our well-being are mounting. And catastrophic impacts for people and planet loom closer than ever.
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