Environment
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Population of Freshwater Insects is Declining, This Common Insecticide May be the Culprit
An issue regarding the extreme decline in freshwater insects rise and experts believe that it is caused by a common insecticide. Thiacloprid which is an extensively utilized preservative, is currently being linked to a significant downward trend in water resources pest populations.
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