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Wasps are disappearing this summer, and scientists are worried

Researchers are alarmed by a significant decline in Britain's wasp population this summer, attributed to erratic weather patterns, including temperature fluctuations and heatwaves, alongside a lack of food resources. This decline could have serious implications for ecosystems, as wasps play a critical role in pest control and pollination. Policymakers and environmentalists must address these environmental stressors to protect biodiversity.

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