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St Joseph's College on Twitter: "Year 9 Geography students were given the opportunity to try crickets as part of learning about issues surrounding managing resources. Insects can provide a more sustainable option
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Eating insects can be good for the planet – Europeans should eat more of them
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The importance of insects on land and in water: a tropical view | Sustainable Development Goals - Resource Centre
Nature-based solutions addressing the water-energy-food nexus: Review of theoretical concepts and urban case studies - ScienceDirect
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7 Cool Facts About Water Striders - Cool Green Science
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Could insects be the wonder food of the future? - BBC Future
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Aquatic insects | Space for life
Lesson Plan | Invent an Insect
Insect Farms are Scaling Up—and Crossing the Atlantic—in a Play for Sustainable Protein | Civil Eats
A different dimension of loss': inside the great insect die-off | Invertebrates | The Guardian
Eat your green bugs: why Europeans should eat more insects | The University of Edinburgh
6 Bugs You Can Eat (and Their Health Benefits) | Everyday Health
Bugs: The food that can feed, and maybe save, the planet | CNN
Some Bugs Walk on Water, but This Talented Beetle Scurries Underneath Its Surface | Smart News| Smithsonian Magazine
Heteropteran | Definition, Characteristics, Examples, Families, Classification, & Facts | Britannica
'Insects need our help in a warming world, now' | Netherlands Institute of Ecology (NIOO-KNAW)
Europe, the home of insect farms | GlobalPETS
Genomic adaptations to aquatic and aerial life in mayflies and the origin of insect wings | Nature Communications
