Climate Change: The Decline Of Bees

Once the bees have left, do you still want to be around? The Bees organise our food chain, keep our shelves full and play a major part in our ecosystems, but when they are gone that will drastically change. They have been in decline since the 1990s and there are several reasons for that. Some people think that the bees aren’t that important and that we will be fine without them. It’s said that this is just a myth that we need them, but there are facts surrounding why that is not true and why this is a huge world issue that needs to be addressed.
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Climate change has a part to play in the decline. When the temperatures change, they kill the bees and even wipe out colonies. The decline effects our diets majorly, One-third would suffer. That may not sound like much but that includes fruits and vegetables, nuts and loads more. This mean that the other two-thirds would lack on nutrients and other important things we need to survive on.
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The livestock would suffer and food supplies would deplete. This is already becoming a worry. The bees pollinate the plants and crops that provide the feed for cattle. Cattle in turn provide the meat, milk and cheese. Now with that in mind we don’t want that to disappear with the bees!

Farmers are now using pesticides to help stop insects eat away at their crops but this is what is killing the bees. When the bees eat these plants, and crops they ingest the