Source: http://www.powerwatch.org.uk/news/20080917_warnke_birds_bees.pdf

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Insects on Rader’s screen

Cairns Newspapers - Queensland, Australia

... prepare and enter data and analyse it. Romina’s research is vital as bee populations across the globe are dying due to disease and climate change.

http://www.cairnsnewspapers.com.au/localnews/detail.asp?aid=1068

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Beekeepers 'at desperation point'

The Ashburton Guardian - Ashburton, New Zealand

... in January this year with buckets full of dead and dying bees, complaining that the deaths were caused through chemicals being used inappropriately. ...

http://www.ashburtonguardian.co.nz/index.asp?articleid=12076

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Bees disaster threatens the honey harvest

Wokingham Times - Wokingham, England, UK

Imagine if that were a permanent scenario: if there are no British honey-bees, there’ll be no British honey on the shelves.” Concerned what the dying bees ...

http://www.getwokingham.co.uk/lifestyle/food_and_drink/s/2036346_bees_disaster_threatens_the_honey_harvest

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Keepers of honeybees fighting environmental, financial effects of mysterious colony collapses

Memphis Commercial Appeal - Memphis, TN, USA

Richard Underhill of Peace Bee Farm near Proctor, Ark., compared the disappearance to a dying canary in a mine shaft -- the first sign of a major ...

http://www.commercialappeal.com/news/2008/oct/02/buzz-word-survival/

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Mass loss of bees threatens our ecosystem of food production

Scotsman - United Kingdom

Yet bees are dying out globally at an alarming rate. With no bees, we would be forced to live without products such as flowers, nuts, soya beans, onions, ...

http://news.scotsman.com/opinion/Mass-loss-of-bees-threatens.4555251.jp

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Bees Dying Off Nationwide

WCTV - Tallahassee, FL, USA

Echols County Extension Agent Justin Shealey, "Its basically where the bees just begin dying in the hives, nobody really knows what's causing it right now. ...

http://www.wctv.tv/home/headlines/30711114.html

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Bestäubung durch Insekten schafft 150 Milliarden Euro

Französische und deutsche Wissenschaftler haben erstmals berechnet, welche Werte Insekten wie Bienen durch die Bestäubung von Agrarpflanzen schaffen. Der Studie zufolge hat der ökonomische Nutzen durch diese Bestäuber im Jahre 2005 etwa 150 Milliarden Euro betragen.

http://sonnenseite.kjm4.de/ref.php?id=d8741684513ms121



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