'Insectageddon' and the agri-chemical industry

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Molly Scott Cato predicts pressure on the agri-chemical industry will only intensify, as awareness of biodiversity impacts grows

Two reports last week further reinforced the precarious state of our planet. First came the global scientific review into the perilous condition of our insects. This revealed that over 40 per cent of insect...

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