Okay, that's pretty grim.
last month, the human-made climate change we're dealing with today will likely take place over a much smaller period of time than previous extinction events — leaving species everywhere with far less time to adapt.The greatest known mass extinction occurred over the course of about 60,000 years.
According to Kaiho's worst-case prediction, the Earth could reach a roughly 16-degree Fahrenheit increase in just a few hundred years — enough to trigger another event, but substantially less time for evolution to catch up., Kaiho found a linear relationship between the degree of temperature change and the plight of plants and animals. Essentially, the more extreme the planetary heating or cooling, the harder it was for species to survive.
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