PARIS: Invasive insects cause at least $77 billion (69 billion euros) in crop damage and medical costs every year, according to a study released Tuesday that says this figure is “grossly underestimated” because it covers only a fraction of the globe.
Climate change is on track to boost the area affected by nearly 20 percent before mid-century, the authors reported in the journal Nature Communications.
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