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Because, since DDT was banned in the early 1970s (and other environmental whacko initiatives), insect populations have been increasing rapidly. Insects, as you know, exhale carbon dioxide. At current populations, insects exhale nearly twice as much carbon dioxide as that produced by human industry.
