Pesticides
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US Honeybees Suffer, Numbers Drop More Than 40 Percent
US honeybee populations continue to suffer - the reason for which still eludes scientists - as new research has revealed that their numbers have dropped more than 40 percent during the year spanning April 2014 to April 2015.
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Pesticides in Fruits, Vegetables May Affect Semen Quality
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Are UK Officials Ignoring Damning Evidence Against Bee-Harming Pesticides? One Scientist Says They've Had it All Wrong
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Bald Eagle No Longer Endangered, But in the Clear?
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New Natural Compounds Combat Mosquitoes
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Are Insecticides Creating 'Toxic' Slugs?
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Killer Pesticides Never Actually Helped Our Crops, Says EPA
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The Pesticide Problem: Aquatic Life Imperiled
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