I. Introduction
The impact of insects on human health and well-being are immeasurable, both in a positive and negative sense. However these complex interrelationships are not static, but changing as humans change the environment. As a simple example, consider the Spruce Bark Beetle (Dendroctonus rufipennis). Due to global warming the average temperature in Anchorage has increased 3.9 degrees Fahrenheit over the last century. This has allowed the more Beetles to survive the normally harsh winters, exploding their population and allowing them to devastate and estimated 30 million trees per year over the last few years [1]. A similar story can be told in all the Northern US states and in Canada.