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Last updated: Friday, June 4, 2010

One of the more alarming biological mysteries of the last decade is the disappearance of the common honey bee. The culprit is a mysterious ailment called “Colony Collapse Disorder,” it resulted in a abnormally high die-offs in bee colonies in the United States and Quebec, with 30-70% of hives becoming apiary ghost towns, which

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Researchers Find Honeybee Disappearance Linked To Cell Phone Radiation

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