Monitoring of thousands of species shows average wildlife populations have fallen about fifty percent since the 1970s, meaning fewer individuals not total loss. Habitat change from farming and development is the main reason, with freshwater groups down over eighty percent. These shifts affect pollination and water quality, a pace scientists note is far faster than past natural changes.
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