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Pesticides May Be Causing Major Honeybee Deaths
Honeybee deaths are on the rise and researchers believe the 40-50 percent decline in population is due to pesticides. Honeybees have been dying in masses for several years, but this year the deaths have spiked even more, according to commercial beekeepers.
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