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Britain s bees starving to death with warm winter forcing them out of hibernation

Britain s bees starving to death with warm winter forcing them out of hibernation
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Bees waking up earlier due to climate change could affect pollination, study says

Warmer weather earlier in the year is causing wild bees to become active earlier affecting the pollination of some crops, a new study claims.

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Study sheds light on connection of warmer springs, bees waking up earlier

Study sheds light on connection of warmer springs, bees waking up earlier
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Wild Bees Emerge From Nests Earlier as Temperatures Rise, Causing Mismatch With Flowering Plants, Study Finds

Human-induced climate change is causing warmer springs that are rousing British bees from their nests earlier.

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Environmental News Network - Bees Get Week Early Wakeup Call From Warming Climate

Environmental News Network - Bees Get Week Early Wakeup Call From Warming Climate
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