Honeybees at a fifty year low.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/...ories/?hpid=z3
The Europeans suspect neo-nicotinoid pesticides (tabacco juice) and have banned them for two years to see if their suspicions are confirmed. In the US we're so afraid of big agro to the point of calling for more studies instead of actually doing something. More tail wagging the dog, I suspect. |
Many honey bees took teaser variable rate mortgages on their hives and when the bottom dropped out on value they were forced into foreclosure because they had overextended themselves. I wonder where they live now...
All kidding aside from what I heard this is a huge problem since the bees are so responsible for pollination of crops. |
Yeah, all those predatory banks and their lobbyists didn't have anything to do with that mess.;)
Even this here nailpounding goofball thought something didn't smell right about variable rate mortgages. Pretty much a scam through and through. You're right about the threat to the food supply. Maybe we can all just go out in the fields and orchards with paintbrushes and do their job for 'em. |
I just wounder if there is some common link between the bee's and the white-nose syndrome bat disease??
So goes the bee's so go us.... Barney |
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Everything suffers when more people are involved. I read somewhere the bee
population has decreased at the same rate digital radio signals have increased. They were doing fine when everything was analog and I would say pesticides were much worse 50 years ago. |
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Regards, D-Ray |
More interesting than seven dust.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neo-nicotinoid |
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