Interconnected risks could cause catastrophic environmental impacts

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Flood water travels through a fence line on farm land outside of Tinamba in eastern Victoria, Thursday, October 5, 2023. AAP Image/James Ross) Source: AAP / JAMES ROSS/AAPIMAGE

Humans are exploiting natural resources to such a degree that the damage is now becoming irreversible according to a new United Nations report.


The study by the United Nations University, says we need to better manage the world's resources to avoid what its describing as catastrophic impacts.

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