Forget the plight of the polar bear for a moment and consider the coming collapse of the $30 billion honey bee economy in the US.
Since 2006 honey bees responsible for pollinating more than 100 crops—from apples to zucchini—have been dying by the tens of millions. As a new report from the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) details, scientists are still struggling to pinpoint the cause of so-called Colony Collapse Disorder (CCD) and time is running out.
“Currently, the survivorship of honey bee colonies is too low for us to be confident in our ability to meet the pollination demands of U.S. agricultural crops,” the report states.
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6 comments:
Too many micro-waves in the air.I think it's driving people crazy also.
Genetically Modified Plants
Monsanto!!
pesticides
I have seen more honey bees this year than anytime in the recent past.
I havent seen any bees this year and I work outside!
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