Pesticides
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Brazillian Native Stingless Bees' Immune System Weakened by Pesticides, Study Reveals
The native stingless bees in Brazil are threatened by the widespread use of pesticides, warning about the health impacts on bees' health. Bees can suffer from weakened immune systems and mobility. Read here.
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