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Wild organic bees?
September 10, 2007
by coglanglab,
2 years 11 weeks ago
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Ummm, are you suggesting the problem is the bee industry? Because, although the article doesn't mention it, my understanding is that mostly it's wild bee hives that are collapsing. If you are suggesting that the bee industry is introducing toxins that are killing wild bees, then why aren't they killing the organic bees?
It's interesting that organic bees aren't having the same problems, but it sounds like so far the non-organic industry isn't having problems either.
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