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Countries should do more to combat global warming

Robust study of 80,000 species for countries to reduce global warming
Robust study of 80,000 species for countries to reduce global warming
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By Ricardo Figueira
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Study of 80,000 species by University of East Anglia is robust enough

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The results of a study of 80,000 different species of animals and plants in biodegradable rich area's is robust for countries to do more to combat global warming.

One of the writers of this study is Rachel Warren from the University of East Anglia in the UK.

Listen to more of this story with Euronews Ricardo Figueira.

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