Honeybees Vanishing In 24 States!

[dj3t]

Cow urine may save the day!

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And this just in:

Cows Enlisted To Stop Global Warming

" In an attempt to understand the extent of cow flatulence on global warming, scientists in Argentina are strapping plastic bags to the backs of cows to capture their emissions."

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[dj3t]

No yall...this is one of the dumbest things Ive seen in a minute...so, are we going to alter cow piss?...lets try using less machinery (eg. generators, motors) instead...........commute on bicycle more...hang dry laundry more...open a window more...ect...

[DudeAsInCool]

Its the transmitted signals ...not the multitude of super high frequency cell phone signals...super high frequency digital T.V. signals...or emergency agentcies reinstated anolog signals....ITS ALL OF THESE BROADCASTED SIGNALS COMBINED. (frequencies only cancel each other out in the third derivitive, so humans are diving the bees into depression. the bees are simply miserable in there human altered medium. the only way to reverse this is to limit ppls T.V. and cell phones and wireless internet and not reinstate recently deminished anolog signals.)

Thanks for this - I didn't realize that this was a factor.

[dj3t]

Thanks for this - I didn't realize that this was a factor.

i know that the bees are getting sick from toxins also, but if the transmitted signals keep growing there won't be any hope for them anyways.

i think, if more "stationary" bee boxes are used, this may be a helping factor.

i plan on building one in Doucette, Tx.this Summer.

thanks for posting this very important issue, DudeAsInCool.

[DudeAsInCool]

Bad News for Bees: High Levels Of Pesticides & Breakdown Products Found in Bees Wax and Pollen

[quote]Simple solution.
Once hives are found full of pesticides and breakdown products it's not a disorder it's poisoning. Reduce exposures of worker bees to the point where insecticides are no longer found in the hives at toxic levels. Then we'll see if the 'disorder' abates or not.[/quote]

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