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London: The March of the Beekeepers
UK campaign groups plan action in London ahead of the final vote on the neonicotinoid ban on April 29th […]
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‘Pollinator friendly farming is possible’
Key messages from conference held in European Parliament on alternatives to pesticides […]
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UK condemnation of DEFRA neonicotinoid inaction
Civil society reaction to ongoing debate on ban of pesticides harmful to bees […]
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UK farmers’ union digs in to defend neonicotinoids
UK Government study flies in the face of peer-reviewed scientific findings […]
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Death Knell for neonicotinoid pesticides?
Plight of bees finally being taken seriously by European authorities? […]
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Berlin draws attention to plight of Europe’s bees
Civil society pressure builds on Agriculture Minister Aigner ahead of Saturday’s demonstration […]
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UK honey production plummets
Avarage yields plunge […]
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The Bee Cause
Friends of the Earth campaign […]
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German beekeepers: 10% of land for biodiversity
German beekeeping associations release their position on the future of the CAP […]
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Sharing biodiversity? With whom?
PR: European Beekeeping Coordination […]
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MON810 GM maize ban in Poland still not implemented
Poland continues to cultivate crops that pose a threat to already dwindling bee populations […]
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EFSA opinion leaves little hope for a plan bee
‘Plant protection products’ seen as essential, even though they are as likely to kill pollinators as pests […]
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Swarm: buzzword for UK beekeepers
British BeeKeepers’ Association hotline […]
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Growing evidence to support Europe’s bees
Italian research project adds to existing findings on bee decline, as Avaaz calls for urgent action […]
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Bees do a priceless job
It would cost UK farmers £1.8 billion to hand pollinate crops if there were no bees to do the job for them […]