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Pressurising Pollinators Blamed For Human Excess Death Hike
Picture shows Dr Samuel Myers, a principal research scientist at Havard's department of environmental health and the senior author of the study, undated. Insufficient pollination has been linked to more than 400,000 annual excess deaths by scientists at a renowned university in the United States. (NewsX/Bee)

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Algorithm Predicts Pesticide Impact
Graphic depicts an AI approach to determining whether a proposed new pesticide is toxic to honey bees based on its molecular structure, undated. Artificial intelligence engineers in the United States have developed a computer model that can tell in advance whether a pesticide will harm pollinators. (Provided by Cory Simon, Oregon State University, NewsX/Bee)

Algorithm Predicts Pesticide Impact

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Rare Plants Attract Rare Bees, Dartmouth Research Shows
Leaf cutting bees (Megachile apicalis) and thistle (Cirsium sp.), undated. Rare plant species turn urban gardens into habitats that appeal to scarce kinds of bees and birds, researchers in the United States have found. (Photo by Malcolm Bowey, NewsX/Bee)

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