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Traildogbob

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3. Bravo!

Reply to lindysalsagal (Reply #2)

Mon Feb 11, 2019, 01:31 PM

Feb 2019

Spot on. How could such a Great God create and allow one species to destroy everything he created, and do it riding on his, (could not be a woman to be that stupid and egocentric) coat tails, thumping his rule book. We are a cancerous growth, but, good news is trump is releasing the chemotherapy and very soon the radiation to rid this beautiful sphere of its illness. It will thrive when this so called premier species is long gone.

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Insects Are Dying En Masse, Risking 'Catastrophic' Collapse Of Earth's Ecosystems [View all] Faygo Kid Feb 2019 OP

This is scary shit. Control-Z Feb 2019 #1

It's Not Like We Are Going To Stop Flying Driving And Eating Lots Of Meat RAAD2 Feb 2019 #30

They deserve to reclaim the planet. We've mismanaged it so badly. lindysalsagal Feb 2019 #2

Bravo! Traildogbob Feb 2019 #3

it's not human nature - a unified theory of human behavior certainot Feb 2019 #26

Dupe in LBN eppur_se_muova Feb 2019 #4

Can our current economic system deal with this? Can a for profit system work or will it be everyone jalan48 Feb 2019 #5

Capitalism as currently practiced will not survive. Moostache Feb 2019 #13

I agree. There is little to no discussion today as to how resources will be organized to jalan48 Feb 2019 #20

Too many people not enough planet. theophilus Feb 2019 #6

But...Wyoming! CrispyQ Feb 2019 #8

Whut? SammyWinstonJack Feb 2019 #9

And the birds (who feed on insects)? B Stieg Feb 2019 #7

I've noticed that once common birds are now vanishing from my part of the country Mountain Mule Feb 2019 #14

A tree outside my apt was a very popular spot for humming birds... B Stieg Feb 2019 #15

It's game over already...the die is cast and there is no reset button... Moostache Feb 2019 #10

I wish you weren't right. calimary Feb 2019 #12

Ditto on calimary's post. I made a point to see coral reefs back in 202 believing they will not c-rational Feb 2019 #25

Plant Native Plants Botany Feb 2019 #11

I'll second that, Botany. Reading "Bringing Nature Home" had a huge impact on how I think about Nitram Feb 2019 #19

Insects are the 1st trophic layer in the ecosystem and when they eat a leaf they are harvesting .... Botany Feb 2019 #24

I moved back to the city about 8 years ago and have been plantings BlancheSplanchnik Feb 2019 #28

Funny but I am a big user of poisons ... herbicides .... to control non native invasive plants Botany Feb 2019 #29

I am constantly finding dead bees in my back yard. SunSeeker Feb 2019 #16

I assume that the fleas, ticks and mosquitoes will be the only ones left. LiberalArkie Feb 2019 #17

I have mosquito's in my apt NOW BigmanPigman Feb 2019 #22

Ya know? I used to see yuiyoshida Feb 2019 #18

Could it be GMOs crops and pesticides? Alwaysna Feb 2019 #21

Wow, the insect damage that I get on my organic produce continually increases every year. Farmer-Rick Feb 2019 #23

I'm always reminded of this scene from The Newsroom: Saviolo Feb 2019 #27

Locking...duplicate Omaha Steve Feb 2019 #31