Pesticide use may be influencing wild bee population decline: Study ...Middle East

The widespread use of pesticides may be contributing to the sharp decline in wild bee populations, a new study has found. While there are many reasons for the global bee population downswing, the surging application of two specific pesticides has been particularly influential in these dynamics, according to the study, published on Tuesday in Nature Sustainability. Those two compounds, neonicotinoid and pyrethroid, have become “a major driver of changes in occupancy across hundreds of wild bee species,” the authors explained.  For certain species, that change has been so significant that high pesticide use is contributing to a 43.3 percent decrease in the likelihood that a species

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