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Pesticide Ban: Evidence Links Chemicals to Bird, Bee Deaths, Extinction Threats
Scientists are petitioning to the European Union that the region should consider extending a partial ban on the usage of neonicotinoids given evidence that they are becoming lethal to partridges and can even stop house sparrows from flying.
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