Studies Link Pesticides To Bee Colony Collapse Disorder

T Murphy writes "Neonicotinoid pesticides, designed to attack insects such as beetles and aphids, have been shown to harm bees' ability to navigate back to the hive. While initially assumed safe in low enough, non-fatal doses for bees, two papers have shown that may not be the case. Although the studies don't directly study the Colony Collapse Disorder, the scientists believe these pesticides are likely a contributing factor."

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This stuff is in your GMO food

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The food was modified by the owner (corporation) to produce the pesticide internally. Which kills the bugs, harms the bees, and gets ingested into your body where it causes intestinal bleeding (for young or old individuals).

Yummy. ;-)

Oh and family farmers that refuse to use this GMO food, and prefer to use natural seeds that are not impregnated with pesticide, are routinely accused of copyright or patent infringement by Monsanto and drug into court (where the lawyer fees bankrupt them).