Should we BAN bee-toxic pesticides to protect pollinators and stop preventable
deaths?


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This is a DISASTER, friend.

Due to the shocking rate of bee die-offs, healthy food production – including
fruits, nuts and vegetables – could DROP up to 5% worldwide! That critical loss of nutritious food could cause up to half a million
preventable deaths per year!

Bee-toxic pesticides like neonics are largely to blame. Research clearly shows
the destructive impact of neonics, but Big Ag is flooding our farm fields with MILLIONS of pounds of these chemicals every year! As bee populations decline, the toll on our food system – and our health – will
continue to rise!

The good news is that sustainable farming practices like organic farming exist
that could help stop bee die-offs and protect the future of our food supply. But
with chemical corporations dominating U.S. agriculture , our farming system is still totally hooked on bee-toxic products. Even the
seeds of our major crops are coated with neonics – trapping us in a destructive loop that poisons the precious pollinators we
depend on.

Worse, chemical corporations are running massive misinformation campaigns to
deceive farmers and consumers. They’re spending MILLIONS to hide their role as a key driver of bee die-offs , while spreading distrust in ecological farming solutions we desperately need
like organic agriculture. Enough!

It’s time to hold the chemical corporations accountable for POISONING precious
bees and harming our health and safety for profit. But we can’t break their death grip on our food system without support from
concerned people like you. That's why we urgently need 12 more activists from your
area to speak out before 11:59 p.m. tonight – but we're still missing your response! Tell us now:

Should we BAN bee-toxic pesticides to protect pollinators and stop preventable
deaths?

YES
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NO
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