Insects are cold-blooded nature and they must live in areas with temperatures are suitable for their biological processes. But insects are found in high density in forest and feed on leaves and release CO2. So do you thing insects are contributing in climate warming?
I want to only point to bees which increase the quality of seed and increase the production. Then, I want to ask what would happen to our globe if there were no bees? For this reason, I have the following discussion thread and article, respectively:
- https://www.researchgate.net/post/What_would_happen_to_our_globe_if_there_were_no_bees
- Article Developing optimization algorithm using artificial Bee Colony system
Insects are contributing to the methane and CO2 emissions. To state that they are contributing to climate warming may be saying that we need to control natural processes. You may look at: Article Termites: A Potentially Large Source of Atmospheric Methane,...
and:https://notrickszone.com/2018/12/17/termites-emit-2xs-more-co2-than-humans-soil-emits-9xs-more-termite-numbers-soil-area-are-growing/
I want to only point to bees which increase the quality of seed and increase the production. Then, I want to ask what would happen to our globe if there were no bees? For this reason, I have the following discussion thread and article, respectively:
- https://www.researchgate.net/post/What_would_happen_to_our_globe_if_there_were_no_bees
- Article Developing optimization algorithm using artificial Bee Colony system
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