A Quarter Of Europe's Bumblebees, Vital To Agriculture, Face Extinction

I wonder if science will somehow fix this problem if the bees actually start dying out. I can just see artificial pollinating technologies arising.
 
The whole scene of people clustering up in the cities living off of industrial grown food is the root of the problem. The various herbicide and pesticide sprays raise hell with the bees.

Huffington Post has turned into a real piece of garbage. I am growing to hate it. It has the same sensationalist flair that Rupert Murdoch has made his millions from. I wonder if he bought them up. I ended up going from bees and serious thought to the girl riding the dead shark. It is kind of like going to the present day Doctors office and being forced to look down a receptionists cleavage at the counter. My poor brain is distracted enough as it is.
 
this is going to be one of the most dangerous ecological collapse we'd witness, we will soon be seeing more diseases, and the loss of honey as being one of the longest-lasting super food will disappear which also endanger the human race.
 
it big worry,i member of save the bee thing we doing as much as we can getting government to listen..
goodonya it maybe cos it late for me here not thinking clear but what riding dead shark womans cleavage and oral sex in Alaska I sure there a link trying figure out where bumble bee is in this train of thought is it in bottle of jd
 
Grummer said:
this is going to be one of the most dangerous ecological collapse we'd witness, we will soon be seeing more diseases, and the loss of honey as being one of the longest-lasting super food will disappear which also endanger the human race.
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The bees are dying in USA too. One year is was so bad the bears had no honey to eat they coming into people yards looking for food and breaking into cars that had any food in it. I am seeing more veggies coming from Canada or Mexico . The drought in California is going to have a huge impact of the cost of food this summer .
 
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