Does anyone else remember when bees were going extinct and we

>>134305424
Yeah the human extinction thing is a meme. Plenty of insects that do the same job. Still shouldn't use those pesky pesticides though.

>>134305424
OP wheres your bee hives?

>>134305424
>we recognized a problem and fixed it
Stop beeing retarded

>>134306219
>fixed it
The proposed fixes I've seen involved banning cell phones, banning pesticides, banning automobiles, or banning capitalism and instituting a one world government where the human population is strictly kept below a total of 500 million. Which of these solutions did we pursue?

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>>134306398
the last one

>>134306398
Population. Nuke the shit out of India and China. For good measure as well, nuke Africa.

>>134306883
Enjoy the collapse of the US economy then.

>>134305424
Thank god.

>>134306398
Free market fixed it, silly boy.

>>134305424
Source your fucking information when making a thread you colossal faggot

Capitalism saved them.
reason.com/archives/2017/07/19/how-capitalism-saved-the-bees

>>134305424
are you saying we are like the honeybee?

>>134305424
Yeah this is nothing more than a hoax.

Look our scientists here, did a BIG study on this I think it was two years ago now. They debunked everything, conclusion?
The bees have never had it better, it also turns out that they actually do wander quite a bit, so we got several species back that wasn't seen in ages.

And they found out, why this american studies have come to their conclusions. It's a bit like false stories in the media, as you are very aware of how works. Generally this is a big problem in science, there is always shitload of false studies.
>One jackass makes a study, not even leaving office for the field
>Muh bees are dying
>Next scientist come in and do their study, now they lean on the first, they are not really in the field
>The third group of scientists comes and lean on report one and report two..
>The fourth group comes...
>The nth group...
Thus you create a web of lies and faulty reports

This big analysis they did, they were all shocked....
How could this even go on unverified?
It's all wrong, completely and utterly bullshit.

And ofc, it's shekels to be made.. all hyped in the media, grants and whatnot

For utter feces. I don't got the research at hand I do believe, but maybe you can find it on google scholar or something it's public domain
>Yet another climate hoax turned into industry,,,,,

>>134305424

What happened to Brazilian Microcephaly?

>>134305424
For every action there is a reaction

Global warming will be followed by global cooling

Victory for evil will be followed by justice from good and then eventually betrayel by evil

>>134305679
>>134305424
Did you ever drove a car thirty or twenty years ago?
How long could drive before you had to stop to clean your wind shield? And do you have to clean your windshield today at all?
It's not just about bees it's about the entire ecosystem.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kqbZGusiEXk

This happens all the time, but bees aren't as safe everywhere, remember that in some places local wildlife can't compite.

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so the Bees just fucked off to do Bee stuff and everyone thought they were all dying or something?

>>134315100
What the actual fuck.

>>134315560
Ok, you obviously have not. I was refering to the declining insect populations in general that everyone could see. Back in the 80s your entire car was full of splatted insects after driving a few hundred kilometeres. Now its almost impossible to get it that dirty.
I was mearly choosing an example the average joe would understand.

>>134305424
Who here actually doesn't give a single fuck about the "benefits" of bees and just wants the fucking faggots to go extinct already?

You can call me a retard all you want but I don't care about flowers, I'd rather have a dead looking planet without these fucking assholes than a pretty one you can't even enjoy without one of these cunts coming to fucking ruin your time and mood. They're fucking cunts, I hate bees

>>134305424

Hey they were saved. Yay bees.

Post bee girls

Yes, I've been hearing that shit for over a decade now.

>>134306398
Banned (certain) pesticides.

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>>134315100
hans krautzen with the compelling argument

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Bees = Bros
Wasp/Hornets = Niggers

>>134316649
Yay the bees are ok

Plz no sting

>>134306398

Banned certain pesticides. People also finishing their drinks & recycling soft drink cans rather than leaving them out in the summer since corn syrup and other artificial sweeteners fucked up bees. Small changes make huge differences in the long term.

>>134305424
>>134306398
>implying this all wasn't a covert attack by a foreign government. Sshhhhh, stop asking questions, let our guys handle it.

How do you attack a country using weapons that won't be easily noticed? Don't target humans or pets, target a vital part of the food production ecosystem.

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>>134317253
Funn you should say that, my wasps actually do nothing but get high all day.

>>134316529
>He doesn't know the difference in bees
You autist.

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>>134317253
Mud Daubers are fairly harmless.

You have a point about the others though...

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>>134305424
It's almost like a fuckton of people and organizations changed their practices to help make sure that bees had a healthy environment, rather than just letting them all fucking die.

This is literally a demonstration of the effectiveness of humans modifying their behavior, and you faggots think it's an example of hysteria and bullshit.

>>134316271
>declining insect populations

source? I think its exactly the contrary.

>>134305424
I have no idea but the US=/=the world

>>134305424
It's almost as if ecologists aren't real scientists and don't know what the fuck they're talking about.

>>134305424
All these doomsday bullshit nonsense lies have turned out to be complete bullshit. Every time.
They said there would be an ice age, global warming, ozone layer, nuclear war, climate change, AIDS epidemic, every shitty flu like swine flu, bird flu, faggot flu etc.
These people keep peddling bullshit, and people fall for it every single time.

>>134318719
This is the bullshit (((they))) claim every single time their shit turns out to be completely false.
They say the same about muh ozone layer and oil running out.
People are using more sprays, polluting more and using more oil, but don't worry guys, we fixed the problem!

>>134319753
which part of this is hard?

>On August 2, 2003, scientists announced that the global depletion of the ozone layer may be slowing down because of the international regulation of ozone-depleting substances. In a study organized by the American Geophysical Union, three satellites and three ground stations confirmed that the upper-atmosphere ozone-depletion rate slowed down significantly during the previous decade. Some breakdown can be expected to continue because of ODSs used by nations which have not banned them, and because of gases which are already in the stratosphere. Some ODSs, including CFCs, have very long atmospheric lifetimes, ranging from 50 to over 100 years. It has been estimated that the ozone layer will recover to 1980 levels near the middle of the 21st century.[11] A gradual trend toward "healing" was reported in 2016.[20]

>Compounds containing C–H bonds (such as hydrochlorofluorocarbons, or HCFCs) have been designed to replace CFCs in certain applications. These replacement compounds are more reactive and less likely to survive long enough in the atmosphere to reach the stratosphere where they could affect the ozone layer. While being less damaging than CFCs, HCFCs can have a negative impact on the ozone layer, so they are also being phased out.[21] These in turn are being replaced by hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) and other compounds that do not destroy stratospheric ozone at all.

>>134305424
Nah lads, bees are Based.

>>134305424
I guess a potentially sticky situation beecame a non issue

Okay this is purely not true. Honey bees are still rapidly dying. Are you paid for by Monsanto?

>>134318782
This article summs it up pretty great
http://www.sciencemag.org/news/2017/05/where-have-all-insects-gone

>>134319336
You forgot ACID RAIN!!!! That was a big one back in the 80's. They had a poster of a forest all fucked up and dead and that was the way the earth was going to look by now. Thank the lord they fixed it!

Where I live, we have peaceful ground bees that live in little holes in the ground.

They don't make honey, but they don't sting and buzz around very close to the ground and don't bother you.

Thanks ground bees.

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>>134324180
literally could build a machine that runs off of a thimble full of oil & can do the work of 500 bees
and those fuckers wont sting me
to hell with the bees

>>134327348
>literally could build a machine that runs off of a thimble full of oil & can do the work of 500 bees
So you're using more fuel for less work.