Several Butterfly Species Could Go Extinct by 2050

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By Katherine BagleyAug 10, 2015, 11:59 am142 pts
Worsening droughts that come with climate change threaten butterflies' survival in Great Britain, new research shows. By Katherine Bagley A team of British scientists warned on Monday that if greenhouse gas emissions continue unchecked and droughts become more frequent and extreme, several butterfly species…

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