- How has the Syrian crisis affected the neighboring nation of Turkey

Some 900,000 people in northwest Syria have been displaced by conflict since Dec. 1, 2019. As attacks move further north in Idlib, people are increasingly squeezed into a small area near the closed border with Turkey, which was already hosting hundreds of thousands of displaced people. Children make up more than 60% of those who’ve been driven from shelter.

Indiscriminate bombing has destroyed roads, schools, and hospitals. Extreme cold is making life even harder, especially for children. “Children are sleeping in flooded fields with no running water or proper protection from the elements. We’ve provided blankets, heaters, and cash, but people have no money to buy fuel and have told us that they are now burning clothes and trash to keep warm,” says World Vision International President Andrew Morley.

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the correct answer is - end permian.

the end of the permian was marked by the biggest mass extinction out planet had ever witnessed, so no wander that this period has been given the nickname of ''the great dying''. around 96% of the species died out, and it was caused by multiple natural catastrophes, including massive super volcano explosions and lava flows, huge amounts of co2 released into the atmosphere, as well as methane from the algae, and that contributed to acidified and stagnant oceans. it is thought that it set life on earth backwards for about 300 million years.