How You Can , Help Save Declining, Bee Populations.
For decades, bee populations have
declined due to modern farming methods,
urban spread and expanding infrastructure.
Bee populations have been
reduced by 60% since 2004. .
'The Independent' reports that part of this
dramatic loss is due to the struggle bees face in
finding and traveling to other habitable areas.
Buglife, an invertebrate conservation charity,
has created the B-Lines project to develop a series
of 'insect pathways' through countrysides and towns.
According to Paul Hetherington, a campaigner
at Buglife, planting bee-friendly flowers
can help bees find suitable habitats.
Anyone can get involved,
even if it’s just a window box.
If you have more land you can
turn your lawn into a meadow, Paul Hetherington, campaigner at Buglife, via 'The Independent'.
The Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) website
offers advice on the best flowers to plant
to help sustain bee populations.
In January, a global study found
that a quarter of all bee species
have not been seen since 1990. .
We’re looking at a very bleak picture.
They are trapped in isolated pockets
which puts them at risk if
something catastrophic happens, Paul Hetherington, campaigner at Buglife, via 'The Independent'.
In 2022, the U.K. government approved
the usage of neonicotinoid pesticides.
These pesticides have been linked to the collapse
of pollinator populations and are already
banned in the European Union
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The bloc has freed up several billion in unused money for Europe’s regions, to be spent on emergency help for Ukrainian refugees. Known as the Cohesion Fund, it includes finance from the European Social Fund and FEAD. Another €10 billion from the REACT-EU programme has also been made available.
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Belarusian fighters have answered President Zelenskyy's call for foreign fighters to join Ukraine's resistance - united against the alliance between Presidents Alexander Lukashenko and Vladimir Putin.
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Kremlin Says , Exclusion of Russian Athletes , From Wimbledon Is 'Unacceptable'.
Kremlin Says , Exclusion of Russian Athletes , From Wimbledon Is 'Unacceptable'.
The All England Lawn Tennis Club (AELTC) announced on April 20 that it would ban both Russian and Belarusian players from Wimbledon 2022.
Given the profile of
The Championships in the
United Kingdom and
around the world, , AELTC Statement, via CNN.
... it is our responsibility to play our part in the widespread efforts of government, industry, sporting and creative institutions to limit Russia's global influence through the strongest means possible, AELTC Statement, via CNN.
In the circumstances of such unjustified and unprecedented military aggression, , AELTC Statement, via CNN.
... it would be unacceptable for the Russian regime to derive any benefits from the involvement of Russian or Belarusian players with The Championships, AELTC Statement, via CNN.
It is therefore our intention, with deep regret, to decline entries from Russian and Belarusian players to
The Championships 2022, AELTC Statement, via CNN.
Dmitry Petrov, a spokesman for the Kremlin, responded to the announcement.
Making athletes victims of some kind of political prejudices, intrigues, hostile actions towards our country, is unacceptable. One can only express regret here, Dmitry Peskov, Kremlin Spokesman, via CNN.
Considering that Russia is after all a very strong tennis country, our tennis players are in the top lines of the world ranking, the competition itself will suffer from their removal, Dmitry Peskov, Kremlin Spokesman, via CNN.
I would like to wish the guys to do everything in order not to lose shape and not lose their world tennis class, Dmitry Peskov, Kremlin Spokesman, via CNN.
The Association for Tennis Professionals (ATP) condemned the decision.
We believe that today's unilateral decision [...] is unfair and has the potential to set a damaging precedent for the game, ATP Statement, via CNN.
Three players from Ukraine — Lesia Tsurenko, Elina Monfils and Marta Kostyuk — spoke out against the silence of some Russian and Belarusian players concerning Ukraine.
The very silence of those who choose to remain that way right now is unbearable as it leads to the continuation of murder in
our homeland, Ukrainian Tennis Players, Statement, via CNN
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