Bumblebees with pesticide exposure experience hormetic stress responses with impacts on future generations and reproduction.
Growers and consumers want insecticides that only harm the bad bugs – not the beneficials, like bees, nor the workers ... Biologic microbes used in crop protection, on the other hand, are safe and ...
A genetic discovery about mosquitoes could help scientists prevent the pesky – and sometimes dangerous – insects from ever reaching reproductive maturity, a new study suggests. When studying ...
‘Growers now have no viable solution to protect their crop,’ warns NFU ...
These bee-harmful pesticides have many long-term detrimental effects and ... for a suspension of the use of certain neonicotinoid pesticides until they are proven safe to pollinators and our ...
SAN FRANCISCO— In a major win for pollinators and other wildlife, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit today ordered the Environmental Protection Agency to protect endangered species from the ...
Safe options such as biopesticides (insecticides and fungicides), push and pull techniques, traps, and protein baits will help protect bee populations, reduce pest infestation and increase food ...
Neonicotinoid pesticides, like clothianidin, have complex, tissue-specific effects on bumble bees, disrupting gene activity in the brain, legs, and kidney-like tissues.
A public comment period ends today, January 27, 2025, on the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s (FWS) proposed critical habitat ...
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