Environment
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UK Lifts Ban on Pesticides that Harms Bees Despite Scientific Advices
After authorities approved an emergency exception, a pesticide prohibited owing to its danger to bees will be used on sugar beet in the United Kingdom this year. Campaigners termed the government's decision "scandalous" since it overruled its scientific advice.
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