"Rising Temperatures, Falling Harvests: Climate Change's Toll on Crop Yields. 🌾
As global temperatures soar, our crops are facing unprecedented challenges.
Climate change is already reducing global crop yields by 1-2% per year. By 2050, climate change is expected to reduce…
…global crop yields by up to 20%.
Extreme weather events, such as droughts and floods, are becoming more frequent and severe due to climate change.
Climate change is also increasing the prevalence of pests and diseases that damage crops. By 2050, the number of people at risk…
…released back into the atmosphere.
We must continue to protect Earth’s biodiversity in our fight against climate change.
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Carbon sinks absorb and store emitted carbons using biological mechanisms.
🪸The carbon trapped by coastal and marine ecosystems rate up to 4 times higher than that of terrestrial ecosystems, like rainforests.💧
💨When these ecosystems are destroyed, stored carbon could be…
…sustainability.
We will be exploring the interconnectedness between our environment and human activities, providing you with updated news and information and climate crisis.
We all deserve a safe and healthy environment and it starts with you!🌳🌎☘️
The increasing frequency of extreme weather events across the globe has spurred debates on the validity of climate changes and global warming.
@ecosciencecornr will be bringing you the awareness required to have a positive attitude towards climate protection and environmental…
🤔 How can you play a role towards helping reverse degradation and restoring our #wetlands across the world?
Here are 7⃣ best practices to get you started...
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Millions of animals are killed by plastic every year, from birds to fishes to other marine organisms. Nearly 700 species including endangered ones, are known to be affected by plastics.
Recycle today!!!
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According to UNEP, Nigeria is said to have the largest mangrove ecosystem in Africa, and some consider the Cross River estuary mangrove to be one of the most important in the country.
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One of the most trafficked wild animals in Nigeria is the Pangolin and for its scales.
Though no medical benefits have been proven, they are used in traditional medicine and the scales are in huge demand in Asia.
Preserving wildlife is extremely crucial! #Trending#Wildlife
Nigeria is home to a wealth of biodiversity, both fauna and flora.
There is a strong need to protect Nigeria’s rich biodiversity for future generations as illegal hunting, poaching has taken the lead in these natural ecosystems. #wildlife#TrendingHot
Over 900 species of birds can be found in Nigeria, living in the country’s diverse habitats.
The National bird of Nigeria is the Black Crowned Crane. Other notable species include the African Yellow White-eye, Northern Red Bishop and the African fish eagle. #birdsofnigeria
…such as primates(including the Nigeria-Cameroon Chimpanzee), elephants, leopards, reptiles and a vast array of bird species.
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Nigeria’s rainforest, recognized as one of the biodiversity hotspots in Africa, supports a remarkable diversity of flora and fauna.
Home to numerous endemic plant species, including rare and endangered ones, the forest provides habitat for a wide variety of animals.