Observed arrival · 2026-11-04
What’s Left on Earth?
A public-interest data project tracking metal reserves, threatened species, and pressure on ecosystems including the Amazon and mangroves.
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- Readers tracking resource depletion and ecosystem loss
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- Its “years left” measure divides known reserves by last year’s mining, and is explicitly framed as pressure, not an expiry date.
Field notes
The metals section divides known reserves by the amount mined in the previous year, while warning that this is a pressure measure rather than a countdown: reserves can change with prices, technology, and exploration. The site also presents threatened-species shares and Amazon conversion and clearing figures, naming sources such as IUCN, WWF, MapBiomas, and INPE PRODES.
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