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Insects that play a key role in East Asia's ecosystems declined sharply over the past two decades, according to new research — a trend also seen elsewhere.
Via Bernadette Cassel 
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Lire dans Le Monde:
https://www.lemonde.fr/planete/article/2023/02/10/en-europe-l-effondrement-des-populations-d-insectes-est-vertigineux_6161277_3244.html ainsi que l'interview de @DaveGoulson Biodiversité : « Si les insectes disparaissent, tout le reste disparaît avec eux », auteur de Terre silencieuse, Empêcher l'extinction des insectes paru le 8/02 aux ed Le Rouergue https://www.lerouergue.com/catalogue/terre-silencieuse