Bee-harming pesticide use given emergency authorization in UK
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3 min readThe UK government has once more authorized the use of a pesticide that has been outlawed to protect bees.
A honeybee gathers nectar from a flower at a farm in the western Austrian village of Seefeld May 14, 2013. (Reuters)
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