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Does intensive agriculture contribute to insect decline?
š” The Answer
- Habitat destruction, especially intensive agriculture, is a major cause of insect decline.
- Converting land for farming removes natural habitats for insects.
- Monoculture and reduced plant diversity harm insect populations.
- This is one of the primary drivers of biodiversity loss in insects.
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