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Invasive Alien Species Pose Major Global Threats to Nature, Economies, Food Security and Human Health

More than 37,000 alien species have been introduced by many human activities to regions and biomes around the world.

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Invasive species cost the world half a trillion dollars every year

Invasive pests are increasingly getting out of hand and we're paying the price.

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Daily briefing: Invasive species contribute to most extinctions

Exhaustive IPBES report reveals that invasive species cost the economy hundreds of billions of dollars. Plus, India’s space mission to study the Sun and how to write a great grant application. Scientists are racing to understand why the Amazon has started to release carbon. Plus, brain-reading devices allow people with paralysis to talk using their thoughts and India lands on the Moon.

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Over 37,000 Alien Species, Including India s Hyacinth, Posing Global Threat

Over 37,000 Alien Species, Including India s Hyacinth, Posing Global Threat
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Invasive species cost the global economy over $423 billion a year: UN

The costs of invasive species have quadrupled every decade since 1970, according to the UN.

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