Climate change doesn't spare the insects

ScienceDaily
Jan 14, 2021, 6:06 pm111 pts
Entomologists have seen a striking contraction of insect numbers and diversity. They are sharing new data suggesting that climate change is the culprit and they are coming up with a way to protect the survivors: a bioliteracy program that aims to educate Costa Rican residents about the diversity around them and…

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