Animals
Pesticides May Be Contributing to Declining Bee Populations
Two new studies explain how pesticides may be contributing to the decline in bee populations. Pesticides have long been suspected as one of possibly many culprits in the decline in the world's bee population, but until the publication of two new studies, it wasn't clear how or why.
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