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Natural systems in Australia are unravelling. If they collapse, human society could too

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2022-07-21

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Hanna, Liz
Howden, Mark

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The Conversation

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In the long-delayed State of the Environment report released this week, there is one terrifying sentence: “Environmental degradation is now considered a threat to humanity, which could bring about societal collapses.” Hyperbole? Sadly not.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/316673

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The Conversation

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