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A once-common bee has nearly died off: How and where it could return

It was once found in more than half of the U.S. Now, experts say its range is limited to just a handful of regions.

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KSA: Saudi Arabia marks World Bee Day with record honey production

KSA: Saudi Arabia marks World Bee Day with record honey production
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Vermont governor vetoes bill to restrict pesticide that is toxic to bees, saying it s anti-farmer | News, Sports, Jobs

Vermont governor vetoes bill to restrict pesticide that is toxic to bees, saying it s anti-farmer | News, Sports, Jobs
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Kate Middleton unrecognisable when she indulges in unexpected surprise hobby

Kate Middleton unrecognisable when she indulges in unexpected surprise hobby
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Saving the bees – and humanity too World Bee Day presents a good opportunity take a deeper look at what a genuinely green economy would look like

By Poovandran Pillay, Executive Head of the Nedbank Foundation There’s a commonly held view that human flourishing and the environment are mutually incompatible – that we would need to discard many of the benefits of modernity to protect the planet.

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