Over 75% of the world’s food crops need pollinators.
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Over 75% of the world’s food crops need pollinators.
Yet, bee populations have dropped globally over recent decades due to:
habitat loss climate change excessive use of pesticides Our fertiliser plan promotes healthier ecosystems, which are essential for bees’ survival.
On this #WorldBeeDay, we urge governments, organisations and citizens to help save these precious creatures.
We need to keep our bees busy and well!
@EUCommission I enjoy (I don't) how the Mastodon comparison is only used here on fediverse.
(BlueSky) https://bsky.app/profile/ec.europa.eu/post/3mmbrfd3oqk2t
(Meta) https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=1404353138396478 -
Over 75% of the world’s food crops need pollinators.
Yet, bee populations have dropped globally over recent decades due to:
habitat loss climate change excessive use of pesticides Our fertiliser plan promotes healthier ecosystems, which are essential for bees’ survival.
On this #WorldBeeDay, we urge governments, organisations and citizens to help save these precious creatures.
We need to keep our bees busy and well!
@EUCommission
Warum gibt es die Meldung, daß die europäische Commission den Bauern helfen will, da die Düngemittel knapp werden??? -
Over 75% of the world’s food crops need pollinators.
Yet, bee populations have dropped globally over recent decades due to:
habitat loss climate change excessive use of pesticides Our fertiliser plan promotes healthier ecosystems, which are essential for bees’ survival.
On this #WorldBeeDay, we urge governments, organisations and citizens to help save these precious creatures.
We need to keep our bees busy and well!
Another great #succesful post in that #flea #circus that is the #EU and the community manager of this account acting as a track manager.
Does the community manager ever heard about the Bayer - Monsanto rigged buying to past approval of the carcinogenic #RoundUp.
Yeah! Your fleas became giants again.
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Over 75% of the world’s food crops need pollinators.
Yet, bee populations have dropped globally over recent decades due to:
habitat loss climate change excessive use of pesticides Our fertiliser plan promotes healthier ecosystems, which are essential for bees’ survival.
On this #WorldBeeDay, we urge governments, organisations and citizens to help save these precious creatures.
We need to keep our bees busy and well!
@EUCommission about the image: i didnt expect funny memes from the european comission account. i love it
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Over 75% of the world’s food crops need pollinators.
Yet, bee populations have dropped globally over recent decades due to:
habitat loss climate change excessive use of pesticides Our fertiliser plan promotes healthier ecosystems, which are essential for bees’ survival.
On this #WorldBeeDay, we urge governments, organisations and citizens to help save these precious creatures.
We need to keep our bees busy and well!
@EUCommission
To start saving pollinators we first need to drop the idea that only bees are pollinators. Then we need to educate about native pollinator conservation. And then we need to ban pollinator extinction biocides. -
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