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Re: The role of global warming
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On Nov 23, 2013, at 5:00 AM, Peter Edwards <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

>> My point is that yes bees are extremely adaptable, but one effect of global
> warming is an increase in frequency of extreme weather events and this is
> going to affect bees and beekeepers
> 
When you think about all the animals that roamed just the United States that were hunted commercially 
and now there are NONE.  We are quickly decimating our fisheries around the world.  And that makes 
me think what is going to happen to our bees.  We are already getting hints of things that we don't 
even know about that are killing the bees.  Are we doing enough to find out?
Billy Bee 

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