Colony Collapse Disorder

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• As bees continue to die off, suspicion turns to chemically coated seeds and other factors

  
  Newsvine - Pamela Drew's Column - Articles and Seeds — Authority: 127
  For Collin County commercial beekeeper John Talbert, the mysterious malady that is killing off bees means hes keeping his hives close to home.
  5 days ago

• Building a Better Bee

  
  SMOKINCHOICES (and other musings) — Authority: 123
  Building a Better  Bee The steps that Ohio beekeepers are using to create honey bees that are better suited to cold winters. SHARI LEWIS DISPATCH PHOTOS This queen bee will be used in producing more queens — if she survives the winter. Dana Stahlman of Blacklick is the beekeeper. Queen bee| Apis mellifera ...
  2 weeks ago

• A year with CNN

  
  ISRAELITY — Authority: 430
  Late last year, ISRAEL21c began working with CNN to produce video material for its highly successful and long-running program, CNN World Report.Since our first video went up at the start of this year, we’ve had 10 feature stories appearing on the thrice-weekly program hosted by Guillermo Aduino and on the CNN ...
  3 weeks ago

• Super-Sniffing Bees Combat Colony Pest

  
  Discovery News - Technology — Authority: 555
  A new population of honeybees is designed to root out a parasite that is a main culprit in a bee die-off.
  3 weeks ago

• Pollinator Protection Campaign: Saving Honeybees!

  
  Newsvine - Pamela Drew's Column - Articles and Seeds — Authority: 127
  WANT TO EAT? SAVE THE HONEYBEE!
  3 weeks ago

• The Buzz: Haagen-Dazs Helps Bees

  
  Kiwilog - Growing Families the Organic Way — Authority: 128
  Unless you or your kid are in danger of being stung by one, you probably don’t care about bees all that much—but you should. Why? Since 2006, farmers and scientists have noticed huge disappearances of honeybee colonies in North America, Europe, and even Taiwan. And since bees play such an important role in the ...
  3 weeks ago

• Honeybees face towering threat from mobiles

  
  In These New Times — Authority: 139
  Radiation from transmitters wipes out bee colonies which will affect food production: Study The Pioneer18th September, 2009Studies in Kerala have brought out evidence to support the theory of colony collapse disorder (CCD) among honeybees due to bioactive microwave radiation from mobile phones and their relay towers, ...
  3 weeks ago

• Honeybees Threatened From Cell Phones and Towers

  
  Baby Boomer Advisor Club|Baby Boomer Health and News — Authority: 439
  Honeybees Threatened From Cell Phones and Towers so much so that they can not find their way home because of CCD or colony collapse disorder. Bee studies have brought out evidence to support the theory of colony collapse disorder aka/CCD, among honeybees due to bioactive microwave radiation from cell phones and ...
  4 weeks ago

• Honeybees (CCD) from cell phones?

  
  SMOKINCHOICES (and other musings) — Authority: 123
  Honeybees Face Towering Threat From Cell Phones Posted by: Dr. Mercola November 07 2009 Studies  have brought out evidence to support the theory of colony collapse disorder (CCD) among honeybees due to bioactive microwave radiation from cell phones and their relay towers. Recent experiments have found that worker ...
  4 weeks ago

• Cell Tower Complaint Filed With FCC on Behalf of Honey Bees

  
  In These New Times — Authority: 139
  All VoicesA local Washington, DC area telecommunications services company executive filed an informal complaint with the FCC stating that the GSM mobile system is modulated at 217 HZ and interferes with the honeybee “natural” operating frequency that is 180 – 250 HZ.The complaint cites research dating back to ...
  4 weeks ago

• Global Honey Bee Population Increasing, Despite Local Losses

  
  EcoWorldly — Authority: 530
  Foragers coming in loaded with pollen on the hive landing board . In 2007, large commercial beekeepers started reporting big drop-offs in their bee colony populations. By 2008, estimated colony losses of between 30 and 70% were being reported, as a flurry of bad news about bees made the media rounds. The loss since ...
  5 weeks ago

• Honey, where are the bees?

  
  In These New Times — Authority: 139
  Honey, where are the bees?KOUNTEYA SINHA & ARUN RAM TIMES NEWS NETWORK , TOI Crest 24 October 2009,TimesofIndiaNot so long ago, many communities in India believed that a honeybee buzzing next to one’s ears heralded good news, some said it meant a missive was on its way. As time went by, cellular phones made that ...
  5 weeks ago

• Earth Talk: The Fate of Honey Bees

  
  Green Parent Chicago — Authority: 113
  Dear EarthTalk: Not long ago there were concerns about honey bees disappearing. Are the bees still disappearing, and if so do we know why and do we have a solution? -- David, Grand Rapids, MI  The topic of disappearing honey bees first cropped up in 2004 and by the spring of 2007 was all over the news. Thousands ...
  5 weeks ago

• Who Killed the Honey Bees?

  
  cookiesinheaven — Authority: 417
  We did. ~ Bee Vibrant ~ Originally uploaded by ViaMoi . ...The nation’s great bee die-off has provoked a furious debate: What has caused a third of all commercial honeybee colonies to perish each year since 2006? Although widespread bee deaths have occurred before, the current sharp decline is ...
  6 weeks ago

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