Insects decline on land, fare better in water, study finds

Mongabay
May 8, 2020, 1:09 pm255 pts
Insects touch nearly every corner of life on this planet, filling endless functional roles and providing services too vast to name — and they are disappearing. According to the largest study of insect populations to date, published in the journal Science, insect populations on land are decreasing by 0.92%…

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