Why are we just okie doke with AI programs invading and running wild? Have none of you fuckers watched any 90's movies?
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Climate change threatens Amazon plants and culture
The findings offer a warning: Indigenous cultures in Amazonia could lose an average of 28 to 34 percent of the plant species they use by 2080. Many of the plants people rely on most are already rare, confined to just a few places — and are increasingly at risk from climate change. The losses would be local — plants disappearing from the specific areas that cultures depend on.
