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5. Апокалипсис сегодня

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6. Мы — боги ?

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7. Почему темп вымирания растет

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8. Влияние изменения климата: на суше, в море и в воздухе

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ЧАСТЬ II. НАСТОЯЩИЙ МИР ЖИВОГО

10. Наука о сохранении природы