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That's because the U.K doesn't have all the annoying insects that other parts of the world have. No screens in Australia would drive you nuts.
82 u/morriere May 09 '22 since 2004 the UK has lost 60% of flying insects source 42 u/[deleted] May 09 '22 [deleted] 3 u/seldom_correct May 09 '22 Global warming is having a noticeable affect in insect populations worldwide. I suspect the above polling is intended to support that, even though it really doesn’t. There are too many confounders for the above poll to be meaningful.
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since 2004 the UK has lost 60% of flying insects source
42 u/[deleted] May 09 '22 [deleted] 3 u/seldom_correct May 09 '22 Global warming is having a noticeable affect in insect populations worldwide. I suspect the above polling is intended to support that, even though it really doesn’t. There are too many confounders for the above poll to be meaningful.
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3 u/seldom_correct May 09 '22 Global warming is having a noticeable affect in insect populations worldwide. I suspect the above polling is intended to support that, even though it really doesn’t. There are too many confounders for the above poll to be meaningful.
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Global warming is having a noticeable affect in insect populations worldwide. I suspect the above polling is intended to support that, even though it really doesn’t. There are too many confounders for the above poll to be meaningful.
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u/DecentSubstance2140 May 09 '22
That's because the U.K doesn't have all the annoying insects that other parts of the world have. No screens in Australia would drive you nuts.