Environment
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Bees May Run Out of Nectar Soon, New Study Reveals
Scientists carrying out investigative work on honey have revealed crucial data about the feeding habits of honeybees. There has been a considerable shift in wildflowers available to the pollinators.
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Adidas to Make Fungus-Made Shoes to Replace Leather
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