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Microplastics Traces are Found in Honeybees, What Does this Do to the Bees?
It's a common secret that honeybees carry pollen on their bodies to aid in crop fertilization, but they also transport microplastics picked up in the air.
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Insecticides Killing Bees Officially Banned by the European Union
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Banned Bee-Killing Pesticide Allowed for Special Use in England
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Rare Indigenous Bee Mistaken as Extinct for 100 Years Rediscovered in Australia!
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Bees May Run Out of Nectar Soon, New Study Reveals
Asian Hornet Warning: Spotted in Hampshire, Dangerous to Bees and Humans
Rediscovered: Florida's Blue Calamintha Bee Spotted at Lake Wale Ridge
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Taal Wipes Out Bee Farm in Laguna
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Nature Health: 6 Ways To Reduce Your Carbon Footprint
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Why People Want to Replace Bees with Pollinating Drones
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Neonicotinoids: Despite EU Moratorium, Bees Still at Risk
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A Little Prairie Can Rescue Honey Bees From Famine on the Farm, Study Finds
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Ireland’s Bees Are Under Threat of Extinction
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