Economic inequality predicts biodiversity loss.

PLoS One · 2007 · PMC1864998 · PMID 17505535

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After other variables have been taken into account, the country-level Gini ratio of household income inequality in 1989 has a highly significant power relationship with the number of threatened plant and vertebrate species in 2004 ( P = 6.4×10 −6 ).

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