Environment
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Light Pollution is the Main Gatekeeper of Forecasted Insect Apocalypse – Studies
Scientists say insect deaths could be ended by switching off unnecessary lights. Light pollution is fueling to drive the so-called 'insect apocalypse,' experts warn.
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