Extinction, Russia-Ukraine War, IPCC Report, Groundwater: Down to Earth (DTE) 16-31 March 2022
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1st Extinction
The Ordovician Era.
443 million years ago.
85% of all species went extinct.
An “ice age” followed by a rapid warming are the reasons.
2nd Extinction
The Devonian Age.
374 million years ago.
75% of all species went extinct.
Fluctuating sea levels, altering global cooling and warming, drop in carbon dioxide concentration and periods of low oxygen.
3rd Extinction
The Permian Age.
250 million years ago.
95% of all species went extinct.
Reasons are an asteroid hit the planet, filling the air with pulverized particles, leading to inhabitable climate conditions.
4th Extinction
The Late Triassic Age.
200 million years ago.
80% of all species went extinct.
Reasons are some colossal geological activities in the today’s Atlantic Ocean that resulted in high carbon dioxide, global warming, and acidified oceans.
5th Extinction
Cretaceous Period.
65 million years ago.
76% of all species went extinct.
Reasons are Meteor crash in the Yucatan peninsula in Mexico, high volcanic activity.
6th Extinction
The Holocene Epoch.
In the previous five mass extinctions, about 99% of the planet’s species have been lost.
Ongoing reasons are Anthropogenic factors like climate change and introduction of invasive plant species
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1st Extinction
The Ordovician Era.
443 million years ago.
85% of all species went extinct.
An “ice age” followed by a rapid warming are the reasons.
2nd Extinction
The Devonian Age.
374 million years ago.
75% of all species went extinct.
Fluctuating sea levels, altering global cooling and warming, drop in carbon dioxide concentration and periods of low oxygen.
3rd Extinction
The Permian Age.
250 million years ago.
95% of all species went extinct.
Reasons are an asteroid hit the planet, filling the air with pulverized particles, leading to inhabitable climate conditions.
4th Extinction
The Late Triassic Age.
200 million years ago.
80% of all species went extinct.
Reasons are some colossal geological activities in the today’s Atlantic Ocean that resulted in high carbon dioxide, global warming, and acidified oceans.
5th Extinction
Cretaceous Period.
65 million years ago.
76% of all species went extinct.
Reasons are Meteor crash in the Yucatan peninsula in Mexico, high volcanic activity.
6th Extinction
The Holocene Epoch.
In the previous five mass extinctions, about 99% of the planet’s species have been lost.
Ongoing reasons are Anthropogenic factors like climate change and introduction of invasive plant species
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