
Sustainability
World's Forests Have Fragmented into Tiny Patches
Smaller, isolated chunks of forests can't sustain as much wildlife as one big connected region
Smaller, isolated chunks of forests can't sustain as much wildlife as one big connected region
What's for dinner would seem to be one of life's more straightforward questions. However, if my 36 years of food safety experience have taught me anything, it is that the answer to that question isn't as simple as it once was...
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