Fighting the climate emergency is only one side of the story. Science tells us we must tackle the biodiversity crisis at the same time as addressing global heating to save the planet and avoid further catastrophe.
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The climate emergency and the biodiversity crisis are both based on carbon. Burning carbon in the form of fossil fuels has lead to global heating, and that needs to stop, but biodiversity – nature – is also built on carbon and it can be part of the solution. 

The Age of Extinction reporter reporter Phoebe Weston explains how the Cop15  summit in Montreal  is a once-in-a-decade chance to stop the loss of biodiversity – and bend the curve to help save planet Earth.

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