I saw that too. I'm so glad I didn't have kids because it's obvious we aren't going to get our environmental house in order. And the people with the money to possibly address or insist that governments address this are spending it on the fantasy of moving to other planets.

To add into this we are very close to modifying mosquitos to help reduce the diseases they spread.
Scary...

Years ago I saw bats fly around an outdoor light at night time because they are eating the bugs that the lights attract. These days if you are out at night and look at those lights you don't see the bugs or the bats. Something is wrong.

Yes, stop using insecticide.

I used to collect all kinds of caterpillars and such at my great grandmother's farm in rural IN. Years later, my husband and I purchased our first home two miles down the road from that farm. I eagerly walked the roadside and creek banks nearby, seeking Monarch caterpillars and those of giant silk moths. I brought them inside on the necessary vegetation to feed them out and to guard the pupae until emergence time. ALL of them tried to pupate way too early and died. Such was the effect the insecticides used on the fields was having on unintended neighboring species.

We're killing pretty much everything in that area and no one cares.

All people everywhere need to cease and desist with spraying pesticides and herbicides.....it's time to STOP with the stupid yards and embrace native permaculture!

The trump EPA OKs 'Emergency' to Dump Bee-Killing Pesticide on 16 Million Acres. This is the fourth time trump's EPA has done this in an effort to subvert U.S.Law.
"Spraying 16 million acres of bee-attractive crops with a bee-killing pesticide in a time of global insect decline is beyond the pale, even for the Trump administration," said Nathan Donley, a senior scientist with the Center for Biological Diversity. "The EPA is routinely misusing the 'emergency' process to get sulfoxaflor approved because it's too toxic to make it through normal pesticide reviews."
That widespread abuse was chronicled in the Center for Biological Diversity's recent report, Poisonous Process: How the EPA's Chronic Misuse of 'Emergency' Pesticide Exemptions Increases Risks to Wildlife.

We are going to get exactly what we deserve.

Hey, I hear what you're saying
Hey, I hear what he's saying
If you're after getting the honey, hey
Then you don't go killing all the bees