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On AlterNet: bees

Stories, blog posts, and videos tagged as "bees"

Why We Need Bees and More People Becoming Organic Beekeepers

Why We Need Bees and More People Becoming Organic Beekeepers

Makenna Goodman, Chelsea Green Publishing. November 6, 2009.
Bees teach us how to live our life in a way that by taking what we need from the world around us, we leave the world better than we found it.

Life Without Bumblebees? It's Not Just Honeybees That Are Mysteriously Dying

Life Without Bumblebees? It's Not Just Honeybees That Are Mysteriously Dying

Adam Federman, Earth Island Journal. September 15, 2009.
Not only do bumblebees pollinate about 15 percent of our food crops (valued at $3 billion), they also occupy a critical role as native pollinators.

Beekeeping Is the Latest Buzz in Urban Areas

Beekeeping Is the Latest Buzz in Urban Areas

Bridget Huber, Christian Science Monitor. July 22, 2009.
Beekeeping is making big gains in the concrete jungle, despite some concerns.

Honeybees Continue to Vanish: Don't Blame Aliens -- It's Our Addiction to Pesticides That's at Fault

Honeybees Continue to Vanish: Don't Blame Aliens -- It's Our Addiction to Pesticides That's at Fault

Evaggelos Vallianatos, TruthOut.org. April 16, 2009.
The chemicals we use in industrial agriculture cause brain damage to the bees, making it often impossible for them to find their way home.

The Biggest Environmental Stories of the Year

The Biggest Environmental Stories of the Year

David Roberts, Lisa Hymas, Grist.org. January 1, 2008.
Which enviro stories stole the headlines in 2007?

Are the Bees Dying off Because They're Too Busy?

Are the Bees Dying off Because They're Too Busy?

Susan Kuchinskas, East Bay Express. August 11, 2007.
Are bees dying because factory farms are "overworking" them? California bee farmers who let their hives take it easy find their colonies are thriving.

Colony Collapse: Do Massive Bee Die-Offs Mean an End to Our Food System as We Know it?

Colony Collapse: Do Massive Bee Die-Offs Mean an End to Our Food System as We Know it?

Scott Thill, AlterNet. June 11, 2007.
It may sound like urban legend but it's not. A frightening trend of bee colony collapses could lead to everything from a radically transformed diet to an overall wipeout of the world's food supply.