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Climate Change(d)?

In addition to adding to climate change, it appears we are driving an insect extinction.

"We are pushing many ecosystems beyond recovery, resulting in insect extinctions.

• Causes are habitat loss, pollution, invasives, climate change, and overexploitation.

• We lose biomass, diversity, unique histories, functions, and interaction networks.

• Insect declines lead to loss of essential, irreplaceable services to humanity.

• Action to save insect species is urgent, for both ecosystems and human survival."

 
Yep, depressing ain't it?

It seems like we are past the point of no return.

Damage to bee populations has been affecting agriculture.
 
The airport pavement is why the temperature is higher! Meanwhile, humidity (2025 article)?

While humidity increases aren't as much a thing west of the Rockies, the East is seeing more and more of it. The worst part of humidity is when the temperature drops to 70 degrees in a break of the 90+ degree heat that is becoming more common in the midwest, but the dew point makes it muggy. If I wanted to live in forever muggy, I could have moved to the SE or Dallas.
 
Bees are pretty important, TSwizzle. You'd know that if you had any education.
 
Tswizzle whenever he can't fathom how some changes lead to other changes:

:rolleyes:
 
France heat wave is getting historic.
article said:
It warned that temperatures could exceed 40C in many places on Sunday, with some areas facing rises to 42C or beyond from Monday. The national heat index, an average of day- and night-time highs at 30 weather stations nationwide, is expected to hit its highest ever level, the forecasters added.
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El Nino is looking to be strong this year. How strong is yet to be determined. But scientists have been raising alarm bells early.
 
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