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 "Habitat destruction is recognized as most significant threat to global biodiversity." Elucidate the statement with respect to present day context in about 200 words.

08 Sep 2025
Answer :
Word Count : 199
Habitat destruction refers to the process by which natural habitats are altered, degraded, or completely eliminated, rendering them unable to support the species that once thrived there. It is widely recognized as the most significant threat to global biodiversity because it directly affects the survival of countless species, disrupts ecological balance, and reduces the resilience of ecosystems. In the present-day context, human activities such as deforestation, urban expansion, large-scale agriculture,
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