Bees and Insects
Increasingly, awareness is growing about the plight of the honeybee. "Colony Collapse Disorder" is the term used for the mysterious and alarming decline in bee populations worldwide. Mites have been blamed, and loss of habitat, and chemical effects, but until now, electromagnetic and radiofrequency fields have been ignored as a possible player in this environmental catastrophe.
Now, new studies are emerging to indicate harm from wireless sources, implicating them, and the biological stress they cause, as significant contributors to the problem. This is not limited to bees, but other insects as well.
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2011
The Incomparable Honeybee
"The Incomparable Honeybee and the Economics of Pollination" Dr. Reese Halter (Revised and Updated)
In this updated bestseller (with new science and data related to North America, the United Kingdom and Australia), Dr. Reese Halter continues with his passionate crusade to save the world's most important group of flower-visiting animals: the honeybee. Responsible for pollinating over 110 different crop types throughout the world and accounting for a quarter-trillion dollars' worth of commerce, the incredible efforts of the honeybees are vital to humanity in terms of the food we eat, the clothes we wear and the medicines we use. And yet, all around the globe, billions of honeybees are dying from colony collapse disorder, the effects of global warming, introduced mites, bacteria, fungi, diseases and modern insecticides. Our civilization as we know it depends on the health and well-being of all 20,000 known species of bees, and each of us is required to lend a helping hand to ensure that the bees survive.
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