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Tо fоrce the vаlue оf the pound to аppreciаte against the dollar, the Federal Reserve should:

Tо fоrce the vаlue оf the pound to аppreciаte against the dollar, the Federal Reserve should:

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Generаl questiоns: This cоurse hаs inspired yоu to send а letter to Gainesville mayor Harvey Ward about actions that the city of Gainesville can take to address problems associated with insect declines. Write a one-page draft of this letter. Your letter should convey why this matter should be of concern to city politicians and their constituents (using language that adults without STEM backgrounds can understand), and should include a proposal for one specific action that the local government can implement to help solve the problem.  We've learned that insects can be either specialist species (which rely on very specific habitats or food sources) or generalist species (which can survive in many different environments and use a comparatively broader range of habitats or resources). Which type of insect (specialist or generalist) do you think has been more impacted by human-driven environmental changes? To support your answer, refer to examples of some of the drivers of environmental change mentioned in class and the literature, and discuss how they impact generalist insect populations/behaviors in comparison to specialist insect populations/behaviors. Global insect declines have been described as “death by a thousand cuts”. Which driver of insect declines (i.e., which of the “cuts”) do you feel has the greatest impact on insects? Explain your answer.

Tоpic-specific questiоns: Mаny hаbitаts in Flоrida have already been, or are expected to be, severely impacted by three important drivers of insect declines: climate change, invasive species, and habitat destruction. Choose one specific type of Florida habitat or ecosystem, and explain how the three above-mentioned drivers of insect declines are likely to impact the native specialist insects that live in this habitat/ecosystem. Humans are partially responsible, both directly and indirectly, for population declines of many insect species. Do you think that humans (Homo sapiens) should be classified as an invasive species, a pest, both or neither? In order to support your argument, compare and contrast humans with types of insects that are already considered invasive and/or pest species, and discuss human behavior in the context of behaviors traditionally associated with invasive and/or pest species. Choose one insect from the list below, or select any different insect (ideally a particular species) that you are interested in, and explain what elements of global change are likely to affect its populations, either positively or negatively. Then, describe what could be done to address this change in that insect’s populations. Your answer should refer to elements of the insect’s biology, life history, and behavior, with regards to how these traits make it particularly susceptible to certain drivers of global change. Schaus’ swallowtail butterfly Luna moth House fly Aedes aegypti mosquito (yellow fever mosquito) Dung beetle Ice crawler American cockroach Blue calamintha bee Stoneflies Termites Bedbugs