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Environmental Analysis & Ecology Studies
The Means by Which COVID-19 Could Cause Extinction of All Life on Earth
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Open or CloseGuy R McPherson*
Professor Emeritus, University of Arizona, USA
*Corresponding author: Guy R McPherson, Professor Emeritus, University of Arizona, USA
Submission: July 27, 2020; Published: August 07, 2020
ISSN: 2578-0336Volume 7 Issue 2
Abstract
Loss of habitat for human animals on Earth is rapidly approaching. Shortly after habitat for humans is gone, our species will go extinct. The likely route by which near-term human extinction will occur is presented here, taking into account abrupt, irreversible climate change, the ongoing Mass Extinction Event, and the consequences of COVID-19.
Keywords: Abrupt; Irreversible climate change; Aerosol masking effect; Functional extinction; Habitat; Mass Extinction Event; Near-Term Human Extinction
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