http://www.activistpost.com/2012/06/busted-biotech-leader-syngenta-charged.html
Send this to everyone who has an animal who eats corn, including corn-based dog food, horse/goat feed, sheep, cats - even exotic birds, fowl and poultry. What is happening is the poisoning of our planet by companies like Monsanto, ConAgra, Archer Daniel Midland, and places like Syngenta.
Showing posts with label death of honeybees. Show all posts
Showing posts with label death of honeybees. Show all posts
Friday, June 15, 2012
Sunday, May 20, 2012
http://www.naturalnews.com/035920_beekeeper_Illinois_raid.html
I can only call this war on the most important pollinator on the planet by BIG AGRA.
Monsanto is a GLOBAL PROBLEM. NOW THAT WE'VE IDENTIFIED IT, HOW DO WE GET RID OF THEM?
I can only call this war on the most important pollinator on the planet by BIG AGRA.
Monsanto is a GLOBAL PROBLEM. NOW THAT WE'VE IDENTIFIED IT, HOW DO WE GET RID OF THEM?
Wednesday, November 16, 2011
Tuesday, July 19, 2011
WIND FARM TURBINES ARE EXPLODING BAT LUNGS
http://constitutionclub.org/2011/07/18/wind-farm-turbines-exploding-bat-lungs/
Bats are important insect predators and also pollinators. They are essential to farmers and the food chain.
And windfarms are also methodically slicing and dicing birds, including our raptors, also essential in keeping the rodent population down - a significant niche in the food chain, and that includes US.
I just send this link to my friend, world-reknowned bat authority. Her answer was glum. "Between whitenose (fungus) and wind farms, there won't be any bats left."
So we are destroying, through the green agenda and the panic it has caused, the end of several species, all related to the food chain. To take up the slack of bat deaths, farmers are purchasing huge amounts of insecticide to poison the insects the bats would eat naturally, and in turn, poisoning you.
Do you recall all the posts I've entered here on population control? Doesn't this ring true regarding this?
Our bees are dying. I have not seen ONE HONEYBEE this year, yet the mosquito truck rumbles and hisses through our neighborhood which is patrolled by ONE BAT who hasn't succumbed yet to whitenose or starvation.
http://www.batcon.org/
http://raptorpolitics.org.uk/2011/06/17/bats-birds-and-blades-wind-turbines-and-biodiversity-by-mark-lynas/
The green agenda and biodiversity is a crock of shit. But then, we all know that.
Develop our natural resources and let our planet nurture her own in her own way. We can help these creatures, but we cannot control them. That is out of our hands.
Bats are important insect predators and also pollinators. They are essential to farmers and the food chain.
And windfarms are also methodically slicing and dicing birds, including our raptors, also essential in keeping the rodent population down - a significant niche in the food chain, and that includes US.
I just send this link to my friend, world-reknowned bat authority. Her answer was glum. "Between whitenose (fungus) and wind farms, there won't be any bats left."
So we are destroying, through the green agenda and the panic it has caused, the end of several species, all related to the food chain. To take up the slack of bat deaths, farmers are purchasing huge amounts of insecticide to poison the insects the bats would eat naturally, and in turn, poisoning you.
Do you recall all the posts I've entered here on population control? Doesn't this ring true regarding this?
Our bees are dying. I have not seen ONE HONEYBEE this year, yet the mosquito truck rumbles and hisses through our neighborhood which is patrolled by ONE BAT who hasn't succumbed yet to whitenose or starvation.
http://www.batcon.org/
http://raptorpolitics.org.uk/2011/06/17/bats-birds-and-blades-wind-turbines-and-biodiversity-by-mark-lynas/
The green agenda and biodiversity is a crock of shit. But then, we all know that.
Develop our natural resources and let our planet nurture her own in her own way. We can help these creatures, but we cannot control them. That is out of our hands.
Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Saturday, January 15, 2011
HONEYBEES AND THE PESTICIDE CLOTHIANIDIN - HAS THE EPA BEEN KEEPING THE EFFECTS ON HONEYBEES A SECRET?
http://www.google.com/webhp?hl=en&search=search#hl=en&sugexp=ldymls&xhr=t&q=clothianidin&cp=12&qe=Y2xvdGhpYW5pZGlu&qesig=MIEcnXWHC5vZLKyERoZBkQ&pkc=AFgZ2tn5w7-jp-TeV8p1HhB8UmBrQc1mHmboLni4zbO9EEPnbmOVvK9ZtCr1Fhj7aHQRKz7wOGpIenVukn57D2rZcfKvC1b-WQ&pf=p&sclient=psy&source=hp&aq=0&aqi=&aql=&oq=clothianidin&pbx=1&fp=41d9d04263c928a1
TIME TO START ASKING A LOT OF QUESTIONS!
There is a petition from the CREDO folks to urge the EPA to "come clean".
This is a great concern for me. This is what I wrote to friends today:
This is an email I got this morning. I wouldn't normally send this to you but there were almost NO honeybees seen in this yard or on my walks all year, and there were very few butterflies. So few of each, no flower wasps at all, and not even carpenter bees. All my flowers were devoid of life, and along the roadside the county mowed so viciously that none were available to migrating butterflies, either. In the evening, when the porch light at the back door is on, in other years the house wall was covered in moths and other night flying insects. I am in and out all the time at night with the dogs. There were not enough moths (and I'm always checking with my camera) to count on my two hands.
In the past, I have stood in wild morning glories that grew on the fence and watched year after year at 10:30 a.m., the swarm of common sulfur butterflies come from the north of the circle to nectar in them - so many one morning that I could hear the sound of their wings clapping closed - something I will never forget. Standing knee deep in Bidens alba with so many wasps, bees and butterflies that my camera got warm in my hands from the shutter working. I have the pictures to prove this. But not last year.
The combination of pesticide and mowing , if this is so, is deadly and these are the pollinators who provide us with sustenance - our food. So I'm sending you this hoping you will sign this petition. Maybe it will help, maybe not.
Dear Friend,
Since 2006, U.S. honey bee populations have been in precipitous decline,
with some estimates suggesting losses as high as 30% per year. While
that's terrible, the problem is far greater than just the loss of a
species. Without bees, our food supply is in serious danger. Pollination
by honey bees is key in cultivating the crops that produce a full
one-third of our food.
A recently leaked memo suggests the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
has ignored the science linking the pesticide clothianidin to the bee
die-off.
Sign the petition to E.P.A. Administrator Lisa Jackson today demanding an
immediate ban and full scientific review of this pesticide:
http://act.credoaction.com/campaign/bees/?r_by=15142-568005-IiPO0zx&rc=mailto1
TIME TO START ASKING A LOT OF QUESTIONS!
There is a petition from the CREDO folks to urge the EPA to "come clean".
This is a great concern for me. This is what I wrote to friends today:
This is an email I got this morning. I wouldn't normally send this to you but there were almost NO honeybees seen in this yard or on my walks all year, and there were very few butterflies. So few of each, no flower wasps at all, and not even carpenter bees. All my flowers were devoid of life, and along the roadside the county mowed so viciously that none were available to migrating butterflies, either. In the evening, when the porch light at the back door is on, in other years the house wall was covered in moths and other night flying insects. I am in and out all the time at night with the dogs. There were not enough moths (and I'm always checking with my camera) to count on my two hands.
In the past, I have stood in wild morning glories that grew on the fence and watched year after year at 10:30 a.m., the swarm of common sulfur butterflies come from the north of the circle to nectar in them - so many one morning that I could hear the sound of their wings clapping closed - something I will never forget. Standing knee deep in Bidens alba with so many wasps, bees and butterflies that my camera got warm in my hands from the shutter working. I have the pictures to prove this. But not last year.
The combination of pesticide and mowing , if this is so, is deadly and these are the pollinators who provide us with sustenance - our food. So I'm sending you this hoping you will sign this petition. Maybe it will help, maybe not.
Dear Friend,
Since 2006, U.S. honey bee populations have been in precipitous decline,
with some estimates suggesting losses as high as 30% per year. While
that's terrible, the problem is far greater than just the loss of a
species. Without bees, our food supply is in serious danger. Pollination
by honey bees is key in cultivating the crops that produce a full
one-third of our food.
A recently leaked memo suggests the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
has ignored the science linking the pesticide clothianidin to the bee
die-off.
Sign the petition to E.P.A. Administrator Lisa Jackson today demanding an
immediate ban and full scientific review of this pesticide:
http://act.credoaction.com/campaign/bees/?r_by=15142-568005-IiPO0zx&rc=mailto1
Thursday, October 7, 2010
Friday, July 24, 2009
Thursday, March 5, 2009
Tuesday, August 19, 2008
Honeybees in peril -
I wrote about their scarcity in an early post here, which was about luring Mason bees to your yards. You'll have to scroll through the old posts.
This article has such serious implications for us here in the US and all over the world. Without bees, we don't eat. We won't be able to grow crops or livestock, because they will not have food.
No fruit. No vegetables. No livestock. It is a grave situation. There's a link to a petition somewhere on this site. I urge you please to sign and send it in.
http://www.nrdc.org/onearth/06sum/bees1.asp
This article has such serious implications for us here in the US and all over the world. Without bees, we don't eat. We won't be able to grow crops or livestock, because they will not have food.
No fruit. No vegetables. No livestock. It is a grave situation. There's a link to a petition somewhere on this site. I urge you please to sign and send it in.
http://www.nrdc.org/onearth/06sum/bees1.asp
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