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Re: How much scientific evidence is needed before exercising caution?
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> I'll start collecting those "neonics are ok" papers
>

There is no such paper or study. Neonics are pesticides and they will harm
bees depending on the dose. That is the correct approach and what Jim
pointed out. Do the studies exceed the dose?   Even that is not enough as
pointed out by Randy and Pete.

Bill Truesdell
Bath, Maine

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