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UK Election 2024: Greens promise to end use of bee-killing pesticides (www.envirotech-online.com)

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As you might expect, the Green Party’s manifesto for this year’s general election talks a lot about the environment, so there’s a lot for us to dig our teeth into here at EnvirotechOnline. One of these policies addresses a concern that is pretty niche by mainstream standards, but have been taken quite seriously by British politicians and ministers as well as by environmental organisations for quite some time: bee-killing pesticides.

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[–] [email protected] 4 points 7 months ago* (last edited 7 months ago)

It makes me sad when every year, an exemption is justified to continue using them.