Upvoted because I think that this should not be downvoted without comment. However I think OP will get more engagement and generate a fuller respose here if:
The arguments that there is a mass extinction going on are summarized rather than linked to.
Some facts about funding levels are given. E.g. how much £ overall goes to eco / wildlife / conservation charities overall versus EA causes. Otherwise some may respond that funding from EA sources is not required, or there are more neglected priorities.
The case for impact and why biodiversity loss is worse than other causes the community focuses on. E.g. there will be those happy to concede that it is bad, but meaningless in the event of x-risks coming to pass.
Note: I am sympathetic generally to the need for a diversity of causes, I’m just pointing out some elements I’d expect to see in an argument which proved persuasive.
Upvoted because I think that this should not be downvoted without comment. However I think OP will get more engagement and generate a fuller respose here if:
The arguments that there is a mass extinction going on are summarized rather than linked to.
Some facts about funding levels are given. E.g. how much £ overall goes to eco / wildlife / conservation charities overall versus EA causes. Otherwise some may respond that funding from EA sources is not required, or there are more neglected priorities.
The case for impact and why biodiversity loss is worse than other causes the community focuses on. E.g. there will be those happy to concede that it is bad, but meaningless in the event of x-risks coming to pass.
Note: I am sympathetic generally to the need for a diversity of causes, I’m just pointing out some elements I’d expect to see in an argument which proved persuasive.