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Phyllotaxis and Fibonacci

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on February 23, 2020

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Article in the Telegraph...

The human race could cease to exist without massive worldwide action to tackle global warming, economists at JP Morgan have warned in a hard-hitting report on the "catastrophic" potential of climate change. In an alarming document sent to clients, they said that deaths, immigration and conflicts will soar as the planet heats and water supplies dry up. Famines will increase and species will be wiped out.

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All this will have a devastating impact on economic growth and the stock market, the report's authors David Mackie and Jessica Murray said.

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