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Preventing biological invasions from insect farming: the need for biosecurity measures in a growing industry
In response to escalating environmental pressures, many sectors have turned to sustainability-focused solutions, but these can backfire when ecological complexity is overlooked. Insect farming has recently emerged as a promising alternative to mitigate environmental challenges, yet it carries the ri
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