Vanishing of the Bees

[floridaorange]

[res0nat0r]

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This was what Ellen Paige was talking about on Real Time the other week right? This looks very interesting.

I remember seeing an uncovered report last year that it looks like a lot of this could be attributed to Dow Chemical (I think that is the company) and a known harmful pesticide that is being used could be the big cause of this collapse.

[i!!ustrious]

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i can't wait. should be a good sting / 'eye opener' without a doubt

have notcied a dwindling amount of bees, indeed. and idk bout elsewhere, but here, i've also noticed there's a significantly less amount of common brown spiders annually

[floridaorange]

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^srsly I've noticed the same thing regarding wasps on a quarterly basis.

This was what Ellen Paige was talking about on Real Time the other week right? This looks very interesting.

I remember seeing an uncovered report last year that it looks like a lot of this could be attributed to Dow Chemical (I think that is the company) and a known harmful pesticide that is being used could be the big cause of this collapse.

Yes.

[Squish]

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I think most people do not understand the gravity of the dwindling bee problem. Bees are vital to our ecosystem. I'm going to net flix this.

[Shpira]

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Yeah this is a major problem...this will have a huge impact on the global ecosystem.
I think bees are one of the best insects in the world and I fucking love honey

[floridaorange]

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[phaeton]

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