Insect populations are declining around the world
Published by the Natural Resources Defense Fund
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Insect populations are declining around the world –
Pesticides, monocultures, urbanization, and habitat destruction are all contributing to significant drops in the number of insects around the globe. From too few pollinators to declines in birds that rely on insects for food, the impacts on humans and wildlife could be enormous. Yale Environment 360
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