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Jun 23Liked by Juliet Wilson

funny how long it has been. I started following you, or was it the other way around on blogspot, then Facebook and now here we are on Sub stack. I have 1 entry only. Trying to dung out 41 yrs at this old house and not able to get consistent with writing. Good to find you here!

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Hi Kay, yes I remember! Good to find you here too! Thanks for subscribing!

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Insect declines lead to avian declines and so forth down the line. When our Earth organism is out of balance, the Earth has to react. To achieve homeostasis. This is what is taking place.

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The insect loss is worrying and the Gulf Stream shut down more so. I have no idea why more people aren’t talking about this. It’s so frustrating when we have so many of the answers, yet Governments aren’t prepared to take action.

Congratulations on the poetry gig. Would come if I were closer.

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Yes, I agree, governments in so-called democracies, are supposed to be responsive to the people, so they should act more in this area.

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Jun 12Liked by Juliet Wilson

Well done and very interesting!

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Thanks Tom!

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Just wrote about insects last week and thought to do it more often as they are a neglected but so very imprtant group of animals from my point of view. Since you are also involved in a butterfly survey, maybe you feel like having a look: https://danielamuehlheim.substack.com/p/dazzling-schillernd 🦋

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