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Date: September 23, 2019 at 23:47:26
From: Logan, [DNS_Address]
Subject: North America's Bird Bird Population Is Collapsing-3 Billion Wiped Out |
URL: Insect populations are disappearing at a pace that is frightening |
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All around us, our world is literally in a state of
collapse, but most people don’t seem to care. I
spend much of my time writing about the inevitable
collapse of our economic and financial systems, but
they are only one part of the story.
These days, millions upon millions of us are spending
countless hours in this “virtual world” that we have
created, and that is preventing many of us from
understanding what is really going on in “the real
world”. Where I live, I can literally keep the doors
wide open for hours without worrying about bugs
coming in, because insect populations are
disappearing at a pace that is frightening. They are
calling it “the insect apocalypse”, and some
scientists are warning that they could all be gone in
100 years. And this dramatic decline in the insect
population is one of the main reasons why North
America’s bird population is collapsing. In the old
days, I remember the singing of birds often greeting
me in the morning, but these days I am never awakened
by birds. That might make sense if I lived right in
the middle of a major city, but I don’t. I live in a
very rural location, and I do see birds out here, but
not nearly as many as I would expect.
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Date: September 24, 2019 at 11:18:33
From: sequoia, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: North America's Bird Bird Population Is Collapsing-3 Billion... |
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Hi Logan,
birds don't generate enough moneys for banks, politicians, wireless
phone industries, facebook, google and grim peace. So why should
those, the really utterly good ones, care for singing birds?
sequoia
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