South Carolina Farmer Sounds the Alarm on the Arrival of the Pollinator Bee Crisis
Alex Pietrowski – Fallout from the pollinator insect die-off is appearing in South Carolina watermelon crops.
Alex Pietrowski – Fallout from the pollinator insect die-off is appearing in South Carolina watermelon crops.
Tyler Durden – The pollinator insect crises continues to deepen.
Julia Conley – What could be more important the the health of our ecosystems?
Tyler Durden – Bee species continue to decline at an alarming rate.
Olivia Rosane – More evidence that agrichemicals are to blame for the global insect die-off.
Elias Marat – The bees and pollinator insects desperately need our protection right now.
Alex Pietrowski – At what point do we rally to do something about this?
Heather Callaghan, Contributor Waking Times Many arrows point to the bee decline. A Harvard professorrecently warned that Colony Collapse Disorder (CCD) is only the beginning for us. The ripple effect from new classes of pesticides is just getting started. But there’s more… The problems they face can be compared to a kaleidoscope, where the shapes are …
April McCarthy, Prevent Disease Waking Times Two widely used neonicotinoids–a class of insecticide–appear to significantly harm honey bee colonies over the winter, particularly during colder winters, according to a new study from Harvard School of Public Health (HSPH). The study replicated a 2012 finding from the same research group that found a link between low …