EUROPE HAS LOST 80% OF ITS INSECTS IN 30 YEARS. Among the most affected, lepidoptera (butterflies), hymenoptera (bees, wasps, ants, hornets, etc.) and beetles (beetles, ladybugs). “ Unless we change
the way we produce our food, insects will be on the road to extinction within a few decades,” underline the authors of a“frightening” report, a synthesis of 73 scientific studies pointing out the role
of intensive agriculture. source
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