Opinion | I've watched species go extinct. Don't tell me climate change doesn't matter.

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Opinion | I've watched species go extinct. Don't tell me climate change doesn't matter.
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Opinion | Dr. Jonathan Kolby: 'How many more people would live differently if they could feel the pain and grief that I feel for each species that I watch vanish forever?' - NBCNewsTHINK

The first time my team unexpectedly walked into this wounded landscape, words were drowned by tears. Slowly it became the norm. Once, I had to hike through a portion of the rainforest that had been set ablaze to clear the land even faster, just to reach my study site. And yet, many of the incredible plants and animals who live here and are on the brink of extinction are found nowhere else in the world.

Although I feel incredibly humbled to rediscover an “extinct” species, it also bestows upon me an overwhelming sense of despair — and responsibility. In my line of work, I can’t think of anything more emotionally challenging than having to declare a species extinct twice.

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