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Same here. I think a lot of this is due to the massive increase in plastic pollution, endocrine disruptors, and insecticides wrecking the bottom part of the foo
by Amezarak 5y ago
Same here. I think a lot of this is due to the massive increase in plastic pollution, endocrine disruptors, and insecticides wrecking the bottom part of the food chain. Even the swarms of lovebugs are noticeably thinner these days.
Correlation isn't causation, but it wasn't that long ago plastic was much, much rarer - talk to people over 60!
- lotsofpulp 5y agoPeople were rarer too. 3B in 1960 to 7.7B today. Not to mention resource consumed per capita exploded.