Insect species could fall by 40%, 'catastrophic collapse' of world's ecosytem
 

[Dramatic declines in insect numbers could
see 40% of species die out in the
"largest extinction event on Earth"
for millions of years.
Scientists have warned of a
"catastrophic collapse of nature's ecosystems"
if numbers continue to decline, as insects
are key to many of the world's
natural systems and wildlife chains.]

No Insects
No Birds

https://news.sky.com/story/insect-sp...ytems-11634458

No a good future for insects.


[Falling insect populations have been the subject of concern for a number of years,
with a report published last year finding species in German nature reserves
had declined by more than 75% during the 27-year study.]


Debated on Ch4HD news tonight

There are too many people. Every time Nature comes up with a way of reducing us, we find a cure. Doomed, we are... doomed.

Yes
Land rushed into Green Beans farming for us Humans
but all the insects then killed by spray.

That was shown on the Report

It's a grim picture, arista.