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Comments (32)Re: the bee issue and neonicotinoids: the US Department of Agriculture Agricultural Research Service published a rather lengthy paper on Colony Collapse Disorder in January of this year. It's worth a read if you are interested. The long and short of it is that there appears to be no one single cause for the disorder but most likely a combination of factors. It is interesting to note that pesticides - specifically the neonics - are not rated very highly as a possible factor: "A survey of honey bee colonies revealed no consistent pattern in pesticide levels between healthy and CCD-affected colonies when pollen, bees, and beeswax were tested for the presence of 170 pesticides. The most commonly found pesticide in that study was coumaphos, which is used to treat honey bees for Varroa mites.............Several studies that reported a negative impact on honey bees by neonicotinoids relied on large, unrealistic doses and gave bees no other choice for pollen, and therefore did not reflect risk to honey bees under real world conditions. Nor have the studies demonstrated a direct connection or correlation to CCD." They go on to say that "there have been scientific findings that imply that neonicotinoids have sublethal effects on honey bees at approved doses and exposures. ARS scientists and other researchers are looking into whether such sublethal effects may correlate with CCD or other bee health problems and whether they could be a contributing cause of CCD" (emphasis mine). This is a discussion - much like the reality of global warming - that will have vigorous supporters on both sides. Do I believe what the ARS is telling us? Yes, I would trust them above a lot of other sources. Honey bees are critical to the agricultural industry and represent a multi-billion dollar impact. It is in their (and our) best interests to explore the problem as thoroughly as possible to determine the cause and arrive at a solution. I have much more faith in the veracity of the scientific community than I do with a lot of alarmist speculation based on junk science. Honey bee health and CCD...See MoreInspection pains around make up air and my new cc
Comments (46)I like the idea of the craigslist stove and swap later. I tend to get very frustrated on things like this. But alas I'm trying to work the system properly to succeed. I will happily let you know the town, just give me a few weeks to get it all resolved. I don't want us to be bad mouthing my inspector while I'm still trying to get it done. It's a suburban Boston town just on 128 near rt 2. Thing about the inspector is that I respect the guy for trying to make sure all is safe but auto ons and grease clear outs on ductwork and the wanting my MUA install validated by building sciences energy raters has all come back ok, but at the end of the day he just has a nasty gut reaction I think to a really big btu stove in a residence and all the conundrums that come with it. Trevor I will give you a call, you and Eurostoves have been great but I haven't engaged you with this issue yet because I didn't want to be too much of a bother, but seems like it's time to get some reinforcements....See MoreGame CXII Now is the Month of Maying
Comments (172)Last Call At The Nightshade Lounge - Paul Krueger ( in the US it's "Last Call".....back in the day when it must have been considered a good idea to top off your blood alcohol level before getting behind the wheel ! )...See MoreMay's Game CXLVI
Comments (270)Hotels, Hospitals, and Jails............Anthony Swofford...See More- 11 years ago
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