6.9K views · 147 reactions | Stanford biologist Liz Hadly says the effects of mass extinction are already apparent in California. Salmon and eagle populations have declined, and the state’s iconic grizzly bear has gone extinct. https://cbsn.ws/3GaqUzb | 60 Minutes | Facebook

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A mass extinction of species due to the changing climate will have cascading effects on human populations, according to the most recent IPCC report — here’s why we need to act now | NowThis Earth