MEXICO: The decline in the bee population could be caused by the insect’s high contamination of aluminum, a chemical element implicated as a factor in Alzheimer’s disease in humans, a new study has found.
It’s believed that a number of factors are likely to be involved in the decline of bees: from a lack of flowers to attacks by parasites. But biologists at Keele University and the University of Sussex in the UK decided to find out whether aluminum, the “most significant environmental contaminant of recent times,” could prove to play the key role in the insect’s decline.
Tesla driverless system to use updated radar technology
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