marnier on Nostr: “Luckily, the insect apocalypse is relatively easy to reverse compared to other ...
“Luckily, the insect apocalypse is relatively easy to reverse compared to other anthropomorphic disasters. … Fire your landscaper, if you have one, and use the money you saved to replace some lawn with trees and shrubs, particularly native ones — and ideally ones from nurseries that don’t grow their plants with long-lasting insecticides called neonicotinoids. Turn off exterior lights at night.”
https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2023/09/01/insect-removal-problems-ecosystem/Published at
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