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Murray McGregor <[log in to unmask]>
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Mon, 10 Nov 2008 10:39:37 +0000
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Anyone fluent in Italian?

Link to this sent to me by one of my associates in France. I think Bob 
in particular might find it interesting.

Dont ask me what it says, apart from a few key words I am as fluent in 
Italian as I am in Klingon.

http://www.la7.it/approfondimento/dettaglio.asp?prop=repliche&video=18941

The following is the text my colleague sent to me (who is one of the top 
bee professionals in France). I understand it fine, but will put it here 
intact rather than the inevitably clumsy effort at a translation I would 
present.

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Ce documentaire explique le mécanisme de pollution environnementale 
induit par la volatilisation des molécules d'enrobage des semences.
Ce mécanisme, constaté par les apiculteurs, a été vérifié et confirmé au 
moins dans trois accidents de grande ampleur.
En France avec le Régent (fipronil) en 2001.
En Allemagne avec le Poncho (clothianidine) en 2008.
En italien avec plusieurs molécules d'enrobage puisqu'elles étaient 
encore toutes autorisées au printemps 2008.
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-- 
Murray McGregor

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