BEES ARE DYING – AND TIME IS RUNNING OUT TO PROTECT THEM.

Bayer-Monsanto is DECEIVING the public and selling us LIES ! Neonics, the most widely used insecticides worldwide, are TOXIC to bees, to
people like you and me, and to our planet.

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[[link removed]]An "insect apocalypse."

A "second Silent Spring."

A "catastrophic collapse of nature's ecosystems."

This is how scientists are describing the loss of bees and other insects.
Neonicotinoid pesticides are a key driver of this crisis. They can impact bees'
ability to navigate and reproduce, and even KILL BEES ON CONTACT.

There’s no question that pollinator populations are rapidly spiraling. Last year alone, the U.S. lost nearly HALF of all honeybee colonies. And in just 20 years, one of our country’s most populous species of bumblebee,
the Western Bumblebee, plummeted by 93%! The increased usage of toxic pesticides
is making things worse.

The EPA has a chance to ban neonics once and for all. Instead, it might approve these pesticides for another 15 years . But there's still hope, Friend. Because of supporters
like you, we have the chance to make real change -- change that would help
protect bees, people, and the planet. Will you join us in this fight before Giving Tuesday ends?
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We rely on bees and other pollinators for 1 in 3 bites of the food we eat,
including the most nutritious -- so when we lose bees, we also lose some of the foods that keep us healthy! In fact, the decline in bees and other pollinators has already harmed global
fruit, vegetable, and nut production. Without access to these vital crops and a
healthy diet, people could be at higher risk of heart disease, stroke, diabetes, and even cancer , according to a recent study.

Without action, you and I could be part of the last generation to share the
planet with many vital bee species.

At Friends of the Earth, we are doing everything we can to help save
pollinators, protect our health, and stop the destruction of our planet. We're
working to ban toxic pesticides that are driving the decline of bees and
butterflies. At the same time, we're pushing major grocery companies like Kroger
to stop selling food grown with these chemicals. With your help and membership
support today, we can make a difference.

But the bees are running out of time -- and they need you.

If we don't stand up to Big Pesticide corporations now, we could lose hundreds of wild bee species in North America alone. It's up to us to help prevent a world without these
vulnerable pollinators. Please, Friend, we need you by
our side as we ramp up our efforts to save wild bees from extinction and protect
our planet.

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[[link removed]]Standing with you,
Kendra Klein,
Deputy director of science,
Friends of the Earth

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