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Think. Again.

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2. The headline of the article says "New Factor"...

Reply to Sewa (Original post)

Fri May 3, 2024, 04:11 PM

May 2024

...but then talks about fossil fuel induced climate change that we've known has been decimating every aspect of our planet's ecology for decades.

What is the "New" factor?

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Scientists Reveal 'Major' New Factor in Bumblebee Decline [View all] Sewa May 2024 OP

someone needs to develop a flying nanobot to replace the bees. lapfog_1 May 2024 #1

No work on protecting the native pollinators Botany May 2024 #3

Agreed Lulu KC May 2024 #9

Correct the honeybee is European .... Lots of varieties...... Bumblebees (🐝 tons of different varieties) Botany May 2024 #11

careful what you wish for cynical_idealist May 2024 #4

this is actually a thing in T.C. Boyle's latest novel... bahboo May 2024 #8

The headline of the article says "New Factor"... Think. Again. May 2024 #2

I see ordinary yellow and black bees nesting underground bucolic_frolic May 2024 #5

Don't forget dweller May 2024 #6

Sadly, true. SweetT May 2024 #7

So important to make that distinction between honey bees and native bees Lulu KC May 2024 #10