Insects have ‘no place to hide’ from climate change, study warns

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Insects have ‘no place to hide’ from climate change, study warns
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Analysis of 50 years of UK data shows woodlands are not havens, while changing emergence times damage nature and farming

Insects have “no place to hide” from climate change, scientists have said after analysing 50 years’ worth of UK data.

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