As urban beekeeping grows, do wild pollinators decline?

"Just as we wouldn’t advocate keeping backyard chickens to save the birds, we shouldn’t look to beekeeping to save the bees,” say researchers.

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05/12/2023 SOURCE: www.anthropocenemagazine.org

As urban beekeeping grows, do wild pollinators decline?

"Just as we wouldn’t advocate keeping backyard chickens to save the birds, we shouldn’t look to beekeeping to save the bees,” say researchers.

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Food scientists devise a clever way to recycle beer waste into food and fuel

By extracting the proteins and fibers in spent grain, researchers show that we can drink our beer and eat it too

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Researchers get closer to the goal of flood-proof crops

Engineered enzymes could allow plants to tolerate low-oxygen conditions

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Are we ready for indoor wheat farms?

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As urban beekeeping grows, do wild pollinators decline?

As urban beekeeping grows, do wild pollinators decline?

Food scientists devise a clever way to recycle beer waste into food and fuel

Researchers get closer to the goal of flood-proof crops

Are we ready for indoor wheat farms?

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