Animals
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Banned Bee-Killing Pesticide Allowed for Special Use in England
Brexit has been a big cause of disappointment and frustration among UK-based environmentalist groups, but few are as big as the recent decision to allow a harmful pesticide for emergency use. Cruiser SB, a pesticide known for containing an insect-killing compound known as neonicotinoid thiamethoxam, was just approved for emergency use in response to a letter from the National Farmers' Union
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