CREDIT: AP Photo/Al Behrman Many people in developing nations already face a range of challenges, including poverty, pollution, and climate change that’s helping make droughts longer and storms more intense. But according to a new study, residents of developing nations could also soon be struggling with something else: malnutrition fueled by the decline of pollinators around the world.
Bee Decline Could Cause Malnutrition In Developing Countries
Katie Valentine, Think Progress
Wed, 01/28/2015 - 2:15pm
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