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Scientists uncovered the nutrients bees were missing — Colonies surged 15-fold
(www.sciencedaily.com)
this post was submitted on 27 Mar 2026
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Don't be unnecessarily negative about this. The people trying to figure this out want to make things good again. Destroying the planet is easy. Fixing it is alot harder!
This isn't fixing. This is a bandaid for some symptoms because god forbid we stop burning the planet to the ground.
They’ve done far more than you have so far. And maybe because of it some bees will still be around to benefit when people “stop burning the planet to the ground”. Turns out both ecology and environmentalism is more than performative statements.
Yeah, it's like when firefighters "save" people from burning building and everyone's like, "well done firefighters, you did a good job" and I'm over here being smart and sensible saying "if firefighters were such heroes, why did the building burn down in the first place?" because I am very smart and sensible.
Yeah we are all aware, however that's not changing and in that light, this is a good thing.