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Agriculture and Habitat Loss

Eight billion people have to eat, and farmland has to come from somewhere. Clear a forest for palm oil and you don't just lose the orangutans — you lose the pollinators that the farming itself depends on. The most powerful thing an individual can do about it turns out to be a change of diet.

KS3 Biology · Year 7–9 · Free worksheet with answers

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The rest of this unit

Climate change and biodiversity

  1. Agriculture and Habitat LossYou're here
  2. Deforestation and the Carbon and Water Cycles

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