Under a high-emissions scenario, we find that 35% of mammals and 29% of birds are projected to have over half of their 2070 climatic niche in countries in which they are not currently found.

We map these transboundary range shifts globally, identifying borders across which international coordination might most benefit conservation and where physical border barriers, such as walls and fences, may be an overlooked obstacle to climate adaptation.

The construction of such barriers can disturb or destroy habitats, fragment populations, prevent dispersal and migration, and directly or indirectly increase mortality via entanglement, poaching, and predation.

For example, border security fencing in Central Asia is likely to be impeding ungulate migrations (11, 41), while recently erected razor-wire security fencing along the Slovenia–Croatia border has increased mortality in herons and ungulates.

Barriers along stretches of the United States–Mexico border were found to de- crease the abundance of puma (Puma concolor) and coati (Nasua narica) (43), and the planned extension of this barrier is likely to prevent the re-establishment of dwindling or recently extirpated populations of endangered species in the United States, such as the Mexican gray wolf (Canis lupus baileyi) and Sonoran pronghorn (Antilocapra americana sonoriensis).

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Finally, maintaining and enhancing habitat connectivity across borders between area-based conservation measures will be critical to enable range shifts under climate change, and this effort should be targeted to the regions in which it will have the most impact. We have shown that this is likely to be where borders cut across broad climatic gradients in species- rich areas, such as around the tropical Andes and Amazon, the Himalayas, and east–west borders such as the United States– Mexico border. Where border security barriers are a threat to this ecological connectivity, particularly along the United States–Mexico border and parts of Asia, we must implement appropriate measures.

Telegram is an unique social, but even huge limited. For us organisation is our A and O.

Finding quick informations by specific topics is really important for us, because so we can cite things much faster, and because you find them faster too.

Reason why we will release 3 additional channels:

Examples we shared previously related to death sentences applied with 💩
https://t.me/ShittyDeathSentences

Example of 💩 sentences (not related to death penalty) to show our point of view or how we analyse such things
https://t.me/CrimeExamples

So the two channels are pretty similar, only that on the first we talk about death sentences, on the second normal sentences ...

Our fight against no sense migration walls
https://t.me/BorderWallEcocide

Or much faster, all channels in one
🖇🛡 https://t.me/addlist/pL2yDj4ErKNjNjBh
🖇💡https://t.me/addlist/nTyay5rBWD5jNzJh
🖇🤜https://t.me/addlist/l6ip-Sstsa8wZDIx

🎅✈️, 🇪🇸🎖, etc. soon

Soon we will release even a position to "Breivik is not showing any regret"

To all people defending "illegal migration as an human right".

First, let we consider HOW such migrants are doing the illegal migration. We will share soon videos showing CRIMES! no matter if they are doing migration or not.

Second. Well, good luck to host 500 mio people in your countries (just related to 🇿🇦) ... since you cannot call "illegal migration an human right", but giving a shit to poverty! which is exactly the same! (and even homeless in your countries!). Many doing illegal migration do it because of poverty, not just because there was a disaster or a war ...
https://t.me/MigrationTelegram/546

Obviously they do it even for discrimination etc. In this case the problem is the discrimination / missing human rights in such countries!

We first need to sentence ALL people behind such "Putin politic" allowing similar missing human / animal / planet rights ... instead of fighting for things that will not fix the issue.

Switzerland promises millions to help fight poverty and climate change in Africa https://perma.cc/BX95-NBWA
This still doesn't fix the missing rights ...

With more persons of working age and fewer children to educate, the improvements cascade across various indices of human well-being. For example, poverty rates come down significantly, with 19 million less people living in extreme poverty by 2030, 112 million less in 2050 and 95 million less by 2063. With its large and poor population, Nigeria is likely to experience a reduction of 37 million less extremely poor people in 2050 (2 million less in 2030) out of a total population that, by 2050, will likely count 367 million people (instead of 405 million in the Current Path).

While in 2019, 478 million people lived in extreme poverty, it is estimated that in 2021, 490 million people in Africa live under the poverty line of 1.90 PPP$/day https://perma.cc/55RA-UPJ9

World Poverty Map - How Many People Live in Extreme Poverty by Country https://perma.cc/GK2L-VC99