The folks at Alaska Public Radio think you're stupid: Will wildlife in Alaska really suffer if it's slightly less miserably cold there?

Alaska summer 'bug explosion' predicted | Alaska Dispatch

Alaskans, prepare for an intense summer bug season. Global warming is fueling a "bug explosion" in the Last Frontier, according to a broadcast from Alaska Public Radio Network. For bugs, climate change is "a playground on steroids" and warmer, longer summers coupled with a northerly advancing forest could set the stage "for some new insect players in Alaska," according to APRN. The report highlights dead alders in Southcentral Alaska...

Wouldn't it be just peachy if it was as cold in Alaska as it is in Antarctica? There would be less bugs!