Honeybee shortage threatens crop pollination in Europe

A shortage of honeybees means that European farmers are increasingly reliant on wild pollinators In more than half of European countries, there are not enough honeybees to pollinate crops, according to new research. Scientists believe that a boom in biofuels has sparked a massive increase in the need for pollination. The shortage is particularly acute in Britain which has only a quarter of the hon

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やたらに虫を殺すとまわり回って結局、人間の欲しいものを減らすことになるかなと思う。自然界に随分と迷惑をかけながら生活している分、虫達にはもう少し配慮したいもの。