With the projected extinction rates, and without greatly expanded conservation efforts, it will likely take 200,000 human generations for biodiversity to return to current levels.

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This statement is true based on current projections of extinction rates and the rate at which new species evolve. Without significant conservation efforts, the process of biodiversity recovery would take an estimated 5-7 million years, or 200,000 human generations.

With the Projected Extinction Rates, and Without Greatly Expanded Conservation