Call for research into pesticides blamed for vanishing bees - Telegraph

Let's re-read this article and re-order it...

Ending sentence:
"The Government says there is no evidence of an unacceptable risk to bees from the neonicotinoids."
but:
"Paul Monaghan, head of Social Goals at the retailer, said none of the £10 million set aside by the Government for bee health is going towards research into pesticides."
Which I guess means the Government isn't exactly lying - because strictly speaking there isn't any evidence - but that'll be because it hasn't bothered looking for any.

Mind you, not that it would matter if there was any research - our Govt. has a history of ignoring anything it doesn't happen to agree with. Wouldn't surprise me if they're just sat around thinking - 'oh it's just bees - who cares about a bunch of nasty insects? We've got an election to fight and we need to keep on to our expenses claims -dammit.'


Call for research into pesticides blamed for vanishing bees - Telegraph

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