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the ban targets neonics used on plants and cereals attractive to pollinators. in the united states, the saving america's pollinators act was introduced in congress in 2013. earl blumenauer was one of the sponsors of the bill. >> what we're attempting to do with this legislation is blow a whistle. stop moving forward with the products within the next 6 months that has this potential exceedingly damaging effect and prohibit their use until we're able to follow through on the research to prove that they're safe. >> but congressional action is unlikely any time soon. in 2014, neonics were banned by the cities of eugene, oregon and spokane, washington on municipal property. the u.s. fish and wildlife service announced plans to ban neonics from all wildlife refuges by 2016. and the white house launched an initiative to strengthen federal action to improve pollinator research and to protect pollinator habitat. >> there are things that we can't control or not easily regulate, things like climate change, even habitat loss are things that we can't control. but things lik

these declines are from all insect types. bar pollinators that pollinate are across to the aquatic insects that feed our fish and other insects that feed birds and batch and provide innumerable services that we need on this planet. this is a crisis and we must take action soon to address these issues. joining us today, erica mcallister is an entomologist and senior care right there as a natural history museum in london. david wilson is a professor of biology at the university of sussex and also the founder of the bump will be conservation trust. he is here, the town of ox field and east sussex. and eliza greens is a biology researcher at the university of nevada. she joins us from dallas, texas. and of course, you can be part of this conversation. please send us any comments or questions me a, our live youtube chat. thank you to our guest so much for joining us for this important discussion. first establishing what this concern is, the best guess from most scientists is that the rate of global insect decline is currently one to 2 percent a year. now, so the average person that may not soun

and other pollinators is daunting. the yields of fruits and vegetables and knots down by 3 to 5 percent a year. so this certainly is impacting the human food supply, but i want to talk about the food chain as well in greater detail. and of course, and i just can, i just have them because their color makes it. well. um, so these a lot of these quotes, this thing why it's not just be as low as it does, is move parts themselves have a better a huge amount of but the best. so for example, chocolate, which most of the world cries is pulling a tooth by about $25.00 species of which $23.00 of those of the tiny niches the americans call them. no, see. you know that the really, really hard to match and trying to create the drugs for that impact. it's a, it's the idea of who you and suddenly having to pull in mesa is for the well, most favorite crops seems ridiculous. then people will surely wake up if they do are they are to neither chocolate. but i want to talk about this food chain because of course, we're not the only specie

and then another example, people in outline drones as pollinators. dave, i imagine that while very innovative, the solutions are probably not so efficient nor sustainable. i know it does seem really side to that. we've come to a state where we're thinking about replacing these. we write about drains, doesn't the, i don't wanna live in that world if i'm on a site, and when do you think about it? i'm these of been holland 18 fluwens for a 120000000 years or verified. so they really go to that. the buy degradable less self replicating the company. true. they seem to have kind of all the profit as you'd want to, the problem that we really think we could do better. and do you think of the energy, the plastics, the metals, the, the, all the materials that would need to build, we would need to build trillions of robots to, to replace the insects. it's, it's kind of, i think it's enough sleep on cuz i did it myself. yeah. and there was a study from harvard school of public health that found already the global decline in bees. and other pollinators is stuntin

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as no mow may comes to an end, the team here hope the feast provided for pollinators will benefit then all—year plan to boost biodiversity. i personally love this walk. it's so much nicer walking along here than along the road or anything, and it's lovely. i saw a dragon fly, actually — it was this big — the other day, so yeah, i think it's really good idea. i think the places where - children play should be mowed, but anywhere else can be kept a bit rough until it's _ a reasonable time to mow. i mean, it's nice when the park is tidy, but if you have just an area allowed to grow wild, then that's very nice. the month done, the plea to gardeners — leave the mower in the shed a bit longer if you can, and enjoy what springs up without much work. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. hey, i'm soph here with the catch up. tonight — andrew tate under the spotlight, jane mcdonald replaces schofield, and new music from sam smith. first — andrew tate's been interviewed by the bbc whilst under house arrest. reporter lucy williams and put a range of allegations to hi

. >> 30% of all of our food depends on pollination. and that day will come when there will not be sufficient bees anymore for available. they hope they could transform the system that has no future. >> we actually have no choice, but to change. if we don't change, we'll run this into the ground. we have no choice, but to pay attention. >> you caught my attention. and the u.s. department of agriculture says 35% comes from insect pollinated plants and that the honey bee accounts for 85% of that pollination. >>> visitors of the yosemite now spending hours just to get into the park. that may not even be the worst part. >> and from the mountains we go to the oceans. ke cycyberattacks on publicic infrasastructure threataten the insnstitutions we all r rely on. when t these organanizations run on google clououd, they're dedefended by y the se ai-powerered securitity that protetects all ofof google.. ((♪) feelel the powerer of oststeo bi-flexex®. tataken every y day, itit's clinicacally shownn to improveve joint comomfort inin 7 days, with sig

so that seats and shrink it produced around 75 percent of old crap species require pollination by an animal. often insects including b, producer, other animals such as bags and box. put 2 out of 5 insects coordinates is disappearing with them of food supply in southwest china. wild be sabine eradicate by intensive farming. so people doing the works of bees, one states and for you and 11 counseling, thousands of villages painstaking me, pollinate every single apple and tablet and by hand using a long stick attached to brushes or chicken type is. the method works is somehow i find you put, you put the simply on to enough people to pollinate all the wells crops. much more effective would be to match the opponent and set populations in which it, by binding pesticides, implanting natural habitat, bees, and other insects as being safe, causing our food supply to midland. yes. the least we can do in return is to provide them with what they need to suffice the with a long history of habitat loss and industrialized farming. here for seen, some of the worst cases of insect declined annexation

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one county, thousands of villages painstaking the pollinate. every single apple and populace and by hand using a long stick attached to brushes or chicken feathers. the method works somehow i find you purchase with the simply honest enough people to pollinate all the wells crops. much more effective would be to match the opponent and set populations in orchards by bonding pesticides, implanting natural habitats. these and other insects have been safe, causing our food supply to midland. yes. the least we can do in your time is to provide them with what they need to suffice the with a long history of habitat loss and industrialized farming. here for seems so with the worst cases of insect declined annexation in the world. i've come to the u. k. to see how old industrial sites are being turned into a bug or is there or in an attempt to reverse this wearing trust. the professor gave golson, has been studying insects for over 20 years and understands just how damaging their rapid decline could be, that it goes away or in 2nd, disappearing as a whol

they spend their entire life cycle with just one plant pollinating, just that one.lant need each other to flourish. here's how they help us. weevils pollinate oil palm plants which are used to make peanut butter and nutella and researchers are hoping that this discovery means more people will understand their importance to the ecosystem and not just kill them. remember, they're not just pests, they're also pollen donators. that's it for this edition, a matter of fact. i'm soledad o'brien, and i'll see you back here next week. as a reminder, you can always watch. matter of fact, during the week on fyi and youtube. >>> today on "asia pacific america," champion iceskaters as storytellers, as we talk about christy yamaguchi's literacy festival. and we'll check with the ice dancers and authors

they keep insects, they are important for pollination, the key things we need from pollination brings a special bulls and fruits and they also do other things. blue jays are and ecosystem engineer because when they pull acorns off the ground. they can move those hundreds of miles to build forests. there are important for movements. birds to attend for us and we could lose a lot of ecosystem services. >> talk to about efforts. it helps protect birds so that's been a really important act that has helped birds stay protected within north america as well as the endangered species act to make sure they have the safety they need in the places they live. those are two important federal policies that help protect birds. a lot of efforts are about keeping birds off of that list. what additional steps would you like to see in terms of preserving these populations? >> one of the biggest things we can do is bring back certain habitats and restoration efforts are going to be key so there are things you can do in your own backyard. one of the things that's most exciting is planng native plants and

it’s so great abyumy in vain that for the okra of the moon sens pracepb show pollination of roslin in of yield with the character of striped rublets and shawls of the dzerzhinsk cell of the district we get to know and alexei kondratenko here we look that we have frames. the medica is very nice. we take away once there is honey, then the bees of the world, everyone worked. well, tamara naryka refused not only because of licorice is all the lord of the arch, the five mountains of ali because of the high oradzhaynost. i will buy from the whole may the striped opponents pollinated, not obsessed rapeseed pauline stocks of nectar for the bees to settle and tear off the bottom hourly adar. for the people from above, some say. oh, the first honey with sugar. i don't want to buy the first one. he is light, he does not want sugar. in general, he can’t get sugar here in any way, because this is not the part where sugar, sugar, is generally. we gave early early spring and late late autumn for winter feeding all this nesting part we do not touch the nesting part. we only take what they brought fro

so every human makes a critical role. pollinating crops, decomposing waste and supporting food chain was a german study from 2017 has caused worldwide to not showing this in some areas, flying insects, numbers of food and over 75 percent in the last 27 years. and humans onto blame, development and pesticides use continue. we could soon facebook some ex, but the cooling insect to get in the ecological collapse of the insight population . what has to happen? it would change life on us as we know it. i'm. yeah, i'm in new zealand where an enterprising group assigned to a bringing a dinosaur era inspect back from the brink of extinction. and i am guillory to robbie in great britain to see how overlooked industrial wastelands being turned into bug reserve. the new zealand is reaching wild life and because of its last solution, there are hundreds of plants and animals that evolved to that i found nowhere else . but human introduce pests have threatened and even wiped out many spacings. one of those in the native went upon it's one of the world's heavy used insects and has been around for a

butterflies need the pollinator flowers just like other pollinators do. so would help a whole lot. are you familiar with this program and can you tell me how this standup is going? >> thank you senator and i remember whenpr i was a secretay in delaware we had millions of these trying to make sure we were able to get that to a successful ending because of the imports of pollinators. i won't doublecheck and come back to where we aren't standing up that program but i hear you on the importance of ensuring from an agricultural perspective and our national environment pollinators are critical. >> you can imagine we want to see a pollinator nectar producing flowers and contribute to a major opportunity the size of our highways that are otherwise just not contributing much. it's a perfect possible connection. finally i just wanted to encourage the work to rollout the e.t. charging stations and i think the model for this program is a test to be easy to charge up as it is to fuel up in a few fuel h an electric vehicle you e probably where that's not often the case with the complexity of dif

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if you want to pollinate, you need to speak very lovely and then open it.t it inside of the female organ. >> so, we're impregnating the woman. >> yes. and then you need to wait nine months in order to make the crop. >> like a baby? >> yes. >> what happened? oh, lord. >> here, you see? you need to open. >> i open this part right here? >> yeah. >> i need glasses. >> yeah. >> and that's the male right there? >> yeah. so, you need to open it. >> i don't want to [ bleep ] up the vanilla bean. okay. okay. okay. here we go. so, i'm okay. >> yes. that is the pollen. then pull it down. then push it. >> is that it? >> yes. >> did i make a vanilla baby? >> yes. >> i feel like we need a glass of wine. [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> yea! we did it. >> so, people now need to do it, like 5,000 per day, something like that for one month. >> that's so stressful. you have to do that with all of these flowers? >> yeah. >> that's amazing. i'm happy i'm only doing one. this pain staking process makes vanilla one of the most expensive spices in the world, worth nearly its weight in go

here, uh, the russian volunteer corps, or pollin's there, as they call themselves, they actually call themselves there. this is just a cover of 10-20 maximum people. u freaks. well, listen, well , at any stage there is an ugly sheep, but whatever it is , you understand, therefore, these 10-20 people who put an emblem on you and who shout that we are belarusians or we are russians. this is just our element of propaganda , you know, on which yes, we really have to respond that azov has become a hub, that ukraine is really a cradle today. the revival of neo-nazism. i spoke about this, but today there is a state program that contributes to this in every possible way, that he is told that the oligarchs directly finance such organizations, yes. everything is correct. and who created the oligarchs, and who gave the oligarchs to develop? this is again a program of western intelligence services to dismember societies for the formation of russophobic sentiments. and this will all continue until the moment it exists under the control of the west. a criminal regime that allows ukrainian society t

around, for example, there, uh, in the surrounding settlements pollinate all the plants , this couldf some there, i don't know , a resort there, news, yes, according to the words of the prime minister of ukraine denys shmyhal, the cost of restoring the kakhov hpp together with related works will cost about two billion euros. andriy stasyuk and oleksandr tyminsky public news , the director of the department of municipal security of the kmda handed over the suspect to the novel weaver, he is accused of improper performance of official duties, according to the information of the kmda, it refers to the investigation of a case in the desnyansk district capital , when on june 1, people died as a result of russian shelling. tomorrow, the officials will choose a preventive measure. of the criminal procedure code of ukraine , a preventive measure in the form of detention cannot be applied even more strictly 24-hour house arrest in the department of municipal security was chosen as a preventive measure that will guarantee the decent behavior of the suspect during the investigation, and the inv

they're hoping honey produced from bees pollinating the blackberry plants can up for th >> and he was getting in there with the close up shots. i hope he has thick gloves, i don't know. >> i'm sure he was probably dressed to the nines. >> did you see that? >> no. >> they were saying hard pass as we appreciate the bees and we love the bees. >> if i wasn't in a suit, i'd be okay. >> if everything was covered, it would be all right. i couldn't be touching them with the bare hands like she was doing. that was amazing. >> she knows what she's doing, clearly. we have no idea. >> the bees are magic though. the signs of good and bad things to come. >> very good for your allergies. >> yes. we'll take a look at the pollen count that's coming up. let's talk about the big picture pattern with the drier and warmer weather ahead of us. and it is weird to talk about the drier pattern here in the month of june when our average rainfall is next to zero with a couple of light showers scoot through the bay area earlier today. majority of the activity over the weekend was in the sierra, northern californ

jennifer barry fires up a smoker to call and check her pollinators.r sound returning too. the past few months have been eerily silent. >> with the cold temperatures, a lot of the foragers are going out and not coming back because of the wind and the rain. >> reporter: honeybee hobbyists across the base a production is down significantly. at woolly egg ranch, noe valley. this one year has been low is producing seasons in over a decade. >> each hive is down, you know, 50% compared to normal. we're only getting about 50 pounds per high. rwet wier atd cool spring temperatures impacted the production of cocoons and queen bees, essential to a thriving hive. >> they gave up on all the ones on the edges, and where it was warming in the hide, they were able to get warm, and that was really where the wind. you can see it, normally all of these would be full. >> reporter: healthy hives in a robust harvest for ken kirkland small farm. >> the bees are going out today. it was actually raining yesterday, so they stayed inside. >> reporter: vegetables and fruit trees

i'll buy the whole may striped seedlings pollinated non-obessed rapeseed fields, stocks of nectar forial bees and come off at the bottom of the vullu adar for people from above, some say. oh, the first honey with sugar. i don't want to buy the first one. he is light, he does not want sugar. in general, he can’t get sugar here in any way, because this is not the part where sugar, sugar, is generally. we gave early early spring and late late in the fall, for winter feeding , we do not touch the nesting part of all this nesting part. we only take what they brought for us at the plant. dzerzhinsky nikolsky quarters on stakes, skin 27 each. alas, i'm a seasonal licorice for nick. uro. during the season, the evil pass rodina zhenya avos is such a mobile shepherd, having visited three places in the dzerzhinsky district, the route develops at the main agronomic, a snot. then we will move to buckwheat, then we will move to sunflower, and here we can also say two or three such good honey collections we still have if, of course, the weather will turn out, so it’s already completely, otherwise th

yeah, we want to go seed pollinator -- nectar producing flowers and milkweed. and contribute to a major opportunity to use the sides of our highways that are otherwise just not contributing much, but it is a perfect possible direction, and finally i just wanted to encourage the work to roll out the ev charging stations, and i think the model for this program is that it has to be as easy to charge up as it is to fuel up, and if you have driven electric vehicle any distance, you're probably aware that that is not the case because of the great complexity of the different charging technologies that are out there from different companies. i really pushed private transportation to have a national standard so that it is as simple to charge up as it is to fuel up. how do you see that program going? >> well thank, you senator. obviously, the president has said a goal of 500,000 chargers, and i agree with you. if we are going to be successful, with the ev rollout for the american public, they do need to be able to charge as easily as we are able to fill up. i think that

yeah, we want to go seed pollinator -- nectar producing flowers and milkweed. and contribute to a major opportunity to use the sides of our highways that are otherwise just not contributing much, but it is a perfect possible direction, and finally i just wanted to encourage the work to roll out the ev charging stations, and i think the model for this program is that it has to be as easy to charge up as it is to fuel up, and if you have driven electric vehicle any distance, you're probably aware that that is not the case because of the great complexity of the different charging technologies that are out there from different companies. i really pushed private transportation to have a national standard so that it is as simple to charge up as it is to fuel up. how do you see that program going? >> well thank, you senator. obviously, the president has said a goal of 500,000 chargers, and i agree with you. if we are going to be successful, with the ev rollout for the american public, they do need to be able to charge as easily as we are able to fill up. i think that

against hogweed increased by another quarter , more than 13,000 hectares of land have already been pollinateds more than half of the entire plan the leader among the districts was klin mozhaisky taldomsky area. the fight against cow parsnip is underway and in the private sector , the owners of the plots in the kuskovo park should carry out work . improvement is already being completed . footpaths, equipped sports playgrounds and recreational areas are being repaired . a flooring for a walking area is being erected near the large palace pond. adjacent reservoirs will also be cleaned, the fraser stadium will be updated and will be completed by the end of the year. for more information about events in the capital region in less than half an hour, all news is always available on the media in the form, see application on the website rewind.rf. everything flows thoughts time life. choose the power of natural water , the benefits of minerals, the freshness of the mountains, ashtau, the natural anti-stress formula, everny your ideas of noodles with original sesame seeds, they are enough. we started m

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it's all to pollinate the mulch bed, sawdust and eggshells.oung shoots from slugs. well, beauty is ready, i agree, we are waiting for the harvest and preparing jars, a lot of jars, cucumbers, some, for example, love roses and smell pink yes, even in the virtual world, a group of engineers from hong kong city university, together with colleagues from beihang university and shandong university, developed two versions of the system are designed to convey olfactory virtual reality. first the simplest one looks so cool with 2 loop bags, the second system is a soft face mask that emits 9 romances both systems work by using a resistor. which controls the heating element, the more heat, the stronger the aroma emitted, but the spectrum of odors is still small to transmit while about 30, meanwhile, the human nose is able to recognize up to a trillion aromas that carry information for our brain cause certain associations, let's talk with our guests . judges candidate of biological sciences, leading researcher of the institute, problems of ecology of evol

against hogweed increased by another quarter , more than 13,000 hectares of land have already been pollinatedhis is more than half of the entire plan, the leaders among the districts were klin mozhaysky and taldomsky districts. the fight against cow parsnip is underway and in the private sector, work should be carried out by the owners of the sites. in kuskovo park , landscaping work is nearing completion sports playgrounds and recreation areas. the channels are currently under renovation. structures for the walking area are being erected near the large palace pond. adjacent reservoirs will also be cleaned, the fraser stadium will be updated and the work will be completed before the end of the year. the mayor's office told about the work of the service search in archives artificial intelligence finds in historical documents, the mention of the surname, settlements has already been deciphered more than 9 million pages ; free of charge with its help you can find information about your ancestors. in the region of filey davydkov, they began to build three residential buildings under the renovatio

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plants and honey bees are responsible for about 80% of that pollination.re going take a break here at 7.56. coming up in the next hour kron, 4 morning news donut shop owner says that something has to be done about crime in oakland because >> his employees were robbed at gunpoint. he says can't continue. plus, people in walnut creek are angry after racist flyers make their way around the city. why they say they're shocked this could happen where they live. and state senator scott wiener plans to announce plans for money that he says should help transit agencies here in the bay area that are facing budget shortfalls. more on these stories and more coming these stories and more coming up. ♪ ♪ california sky ♪ ♪ todos alcanzamos las estrellas ♪ ♪ sunny state of mind ♪ ♪ flexin' all the time ♪ ♪ todo es dorado ♪ ♪ y nos gusta picante ♪ ♪ cause this place is caliente ♪ ♪ 'tamos enchilado ♪ ♪ feels so golden ♪ ♪ livin' in the golden state with you ♪ ♪ feels so golden ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado oooh ♪ ♪ we got that drip, drip, drip ♪ ♪ come take a sip, sip, sip

well, i agreed to take the three families to pollinate the garden.d me and said, i will take care of them. you just keep yourself. give this your three, as if you gave me three seven, well, from three families over time. i have appeared 37, i already have love in him, i take care of myself behind them myself. well, when we say, there are disadvantages that everyone loves on time, but i don’t have time, well , no one else loves them, not children, not married. and i'm one such tormented bees. here we all should be afraid of complexity. we have to start with difficulty and end with very good opinions or work or i don't know some izumi like that, when something is hard, it makes you more masculine. you gain more strength and want to work, you could take another business, but learn to be a billionaire to work for - for someone or well, this is love for the earth, this is love always fingers, so that your hands were beaten, everything from a chopper was corns, so that you would sit down and walk sting this sun sunburn, this is it , this is wonderful . yes

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cultural center under shelling, in principle, as always, was the entire coastal territory, they pollinatery day. unfortunately , this is the situation, the epidemiological situation in the kherson region now, what kind of water is there, do people already have it, do they have access to it, well now we only have two directions for water, which we are dealing with, first of all, the island there are people. for now, they receive technical water in the hm in its territory, and it can be used there for some household needs, to wash something there, but you can’t use it there, because it’s for food, that is, you can’t use it as normal drinking water , somewhere in a few days, this insult to the water supply will take place, and there will be a lot of water, and the water is going to be normal, and the deconservation of other wells continues on an island who also supplied water for the people living there, as for other settlements that are higher than the dam, there was novovorontsov oleksandrivska community there, the situation can be the opposite. water can fall already in two wells on water

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it was specially made transparent, bees pollinate flowers in the park and return home. a bee is crawling, and at the top, there is such a black dot. this is a bee, she is not moving the antenna right now, well, at the end of the game with vr glasses, you can collect honey yourself in a virtual apiary. to me i really liked collecting honey, because the stages are like assembly, how the jar is twisted, the bees are very interesting there, as if it really turned out to be live at the factory. yes , khodynskoye pole park has become a place for observation this summer. behind the stars is the home of aviation, astronautics bring their telescopes to these hills, through which anyone can enjoy the landscapes of venus, the moon or mars , you can sign up for a viewing through the telegram channel of the park, we try to organize it so that the moon is visible in the evening. e in available after let's say after after after working time, that is approximately 5 mm on the waxing moon and or closer to the full moon, we are trying to organize such observations. outdoor enthusiasts ar

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