But it's not that straightforward.

The oceans are a phenomenal place.

This is one of the things they ought to be thinking more about.

The bad news is that's not true.

We need to face 'the other inconvenient truth.'

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A temporal anomaly in global consciousness.

Small levels of stock push resilience into other people's responsibility.

This is Venice, Italy.

It has 20 different neuron types.

Now, the good news is that we have conserved.

And I really wanted this story to be about three things

Now the problem with this model is that it's unsustainable globally.

We see it in the Caribbean.

So is this just a story from South Thailand?

The economic effects go at least nationally in many ways.

And on coral reefs, where some of the main framework organisms disappear, we will see a major loss of marine biodiversity.

This was 50,000 years ago, so it may have wiped out a few buffalo or antelope, or something like that out in the desert, but it probably would not have caused global devastation.

Everywhere you go on the Dixons' smallholding seems to be teeming with wildlife. How important is the biodiversity?

So as a result, we never throw anything out.

This technology has become outdated in our current world.

We've identified 35 places globally that we need to work.

Yes, Arundhati, we need biodiversity on Earth.

It's us.

What is effective? What is the right thing to do?

Now, by the time you are doing that and increasing greatly the percentage of bare ground on more than half the world's land, you are changing macroclimate.

Wish one world changing.

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But we also include, what we call, the slow variables, the systems that, under the hood, regulate and buffer the capacity of the resilience of the planet the interference of the big nitrogen and phosphorus cycles on the planet,

And third is that we need to look at ocean basin wide management.

In India, we have a very strong and very good law under the Environmental Protection Act.

The future we don't want is coming towards us way faster than anyone predicted.

look at how that translates globally.

And so, the potential for exploiting this for pharmaceutical and industrial chemical uses is completely untapped, but probably exceeds most of the rest of the biodiversity of the planet.

Well, the truth is the 20th century, 300 years from now, is not going to be remembered for its wars or its technological innovations, but rather as the era in which we stood by and either actively endorsed or passively accepted the massive destruction of both biological and cultural diversity on the planet.

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The biggest museum in the world is coming alive.

A picture that you're familiar with the Amazon rainforests.

The sub surface of Earth contains a vast biodiversity.

Some journeyed to the moons and planets.

These gases can lead to global warming.

They had an audacious idea.

Why don't we all team up? Why don't we bring truce to life?

I wish we will work together to help create the key tools that we need to inspire preservation of Earth's biodiversity.

How bad can things get?