32 billion people in the world are in danger due to landslides

Biodiversity is being damaged due to land degradation.

Horrifying landslides in human activities have plagued 32 billion people in the world. There is a possibility of the extinction of various species of the earth. This erosion is also accelerating climate change.

This information is presented in a report published by The International Scientific-Policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Service (IPBES). IPBES is the company of 129 countries in the world. UN member states may be its members. Apart from this, many non-governmental organizations and citizens organizations of the world are observers. This global land is published in such a global report. Today the report was released on Tuesday.

It is said in the report that due to the destruction of the land, the increase in immigration rates, increasing disputes

The loss of biodiversity and ecosystems is now 10 percent of the world's gross domestic product (GDP) due to the destruction of land.

For more than three years, more than 45 experts from 45 countries in the world have made this report.

It is said in the IPBES report that due to the increased management of agricultural land, farmland and grassroots management, soil erosion or destruction is occurring. And this is the biggest cause of biodiversity in the world. It is being affected by food security, clean drinking water and the source of the necessary fuel. The report also said that the situation has become very extreme in different parts of the world.

Robert Scholes, Co-Chairperson of IPBES survey, said, "This erosion of Earth's land has a negative impact on 320 million people. Now everyone will have to come forward urgently for biodiversity and ecosystem. It is necessary for all the souls of the world and the existence of the whole human race. '

Luca Montanaella, another co-chair of this survey, said, "World's wetlands are becoming the most affected. Since 1900, 54 percent of the wetlands have been destroyed. '

It is said in many ways, these landslides in many ways. These include deserting of land due to various reasons, decreasing the number of wild animals, soil erosion, loss of suppressible water and deforestation.

Who plays the role of the Earth? It has been said in the report that this situation has created a combination of the high level of consumerism in the developed countries of the world, and by the consumption of liberal and emerging economies.

It is said in the report that until 2014, the natural land of 1.5 billion hectares of the world has been turned into agriculture. Now less than 25% of the land is beyond human activities. If current trend continues, it will fall below 10 percent by 2050.