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The Bulletin: August 6-12, 2025
The Bulletin: August 6-12, 2025 This past week’s articles of interest… CLICK HERE If you’re new to my writing, check out this overview. Maine Organic Farmers Organization Suing EPA over PFAS in sludge–which has shut down many farms in Maine Dennis L. Meadows on the Future of our Planet The Silent Collapse: What the Disappearance […]
The Bulletin: March 27-April 2, 2025
The Bulletin: March 27-April 2, 2025 This past week’s articles of interest… Swedish shoppers boycott supermarkets over ‘runaway’ food prices | Sweden | The Guardian The future of wetlands: Predicting ecological shifts in the Middle Yangtze River Basin Agriculture in the Crosshairs: Breadbasket Collapse at 2°C and 3°C US Government is a Big Money Laundering […]
The Bulletin: November 28-December 4
The Bulletin: November 28-December 4 Globalists Go For Broke: Plan To Trigger World War III Moves Forward – Alt-Market.us Why Bunkers Won’t Save The Super Rich Hydropower decline due to climate change may increase price tag to decarbonize the grid Energy Crises & Global Power Shifts: The Struggle for Stability in Israel, Iran, and Beyond […]
The Bulletin: August 23-29, 2024
The Bulletin: August 23-29, 2024 Global Food Production Is Being Limited by a Lack of Pollinators | Technology Networks There’s No Good News In The Unfolding Of Armageddon You Don’t Get To Vote On Any Of Your Government’s Most Consequential Actions Russia warns the United States of the risks of World War Three | Reuters […]
Is the Loss of Insects a Desperate Cry for Help From a Planet Under Assault?
Is the Loss of Insects a Desperate Cry for Help From a Planet Under Assault? It’s already too late for millions of insect, plant, and animal species that have gone extinct; it may soon be too late for us if we don’t wake the hell up and take decisive action… Not a single insect anywhere […]
Bee Lawns: What’s all the buzz about?
Bee Lawns: What’s all the buzz about? A bee lawn is a way to benefit pollinators in our landscapes by providing additional floral resources, and often utilizes a mix of low-growing flowering plants in addition to turf species. Although flower gardens also provide flowering plants for pollinators, bee lawns can be multi-functional in their usability […]
The Bee Project
The Bee Project “The Bee Project” installation in Historical Bohemian District in Cedar Rapids Iowa April-November 2021 Photograph by Brendan Pole If you drive through the historical Bohemian Village in Cedar Rapids, you can see large bright yellow hexagonal structures covered with hundreds of bees made from recycled materials. One might see children playing around the […]
American Bumblebee Takes Step Toward Endangered Species Act Protection
American Bumblebee Takes Step Toward Endangered Species Act Protection Bumblebee Once Found Across Country Has Nearly Vanished From 16 States WASHINGTON— The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced today that the American bumblebee, whose populations have plummeted by nearly 90%, may warrant Endangered Species Act protection. The announcement kicks off a one-year status assessment of the species. Today’s […]
These 3 tips will help you create a thriving pollinator-friendly garden this winter
Photo by Anson Aswat on Unsplash These 3 tips will help you create a thriving pollinator-friendly garden this winter The busy buzz of pollinating bees is a sound most of us associate with summer. If you live in temperate regions of Australia, you may start to notice fewer insects as the weather gets colder. Across most of the […]
Five of Our Favourite Plants to Attract Beneficial Insects
Five of Our Favourite Plants to Attract Beneficial Insects All organisms are beneficial, and at the very least all organisms past, present and future decompose to nourish something else, but when we speak of beneficial organisms we are speaking of those organisms that provide clear and present benefits, specifically to our polyculture activity. Beneficial organisms, […]
Study warns US farmland is now 48 TIMES more TOXIC to insects: Are neonicotinoids to blame for the impending “insect apocalypse?”
Study warns US farmland is now 48 TIMES more TOXIC to insects: Are neonicotinoids to blame for the impending “insect apocalypse?” (Natural News) Researchers have determined that the nation’s farmland is now 48 times more toxic to insects than it was just 25 years ago, and much of this rise in toxicity is being blamed […]
This Small Change Increased Bee Populations by 45%
This Small Change Increased Bee Populations by 45% For quite some time, scientists across the world have been warning the public about the decline of bees and other pollinators. We’ve known for years that bee populations all across North America and Europe are collapsing at an alarming rate. Our very existence relies on the tiny buzzing creatures, […]
Thoughts From The Precipice
Shutterstock Thoughts From The Precipice Things are worsening. But we’re not over the edge quite yet. As you already know, things are unraveling. The narratives of the past are being revealed as false and fraudulent — even harmful. For example, the fallacy of pursuing “ever more” growth. Growth up to a point is beneficial, but […]
Beyond Honeybees: Pollinator-Friendly Farming for the Future
Beyond Honeybees: Pollinator-Friendly Farming for the Future Imagine a world without strawberries, apples, chocolate, coffee, squash, or almonds. More than three-quarters of the fruits, vegetables, and nuts we eat rely on pollinators like honeybees. The phenomenon known as Colony Collapse Disorder (CCD) has raised concerns about honeybees over the last decade, and although CCD is no longer the primary worry, honeybee […]
Bee battles: why our native pollinators are losing the war
As global commerce grows, the movement of goods is occurring at ever-faster rates. And with increased global trade comes the spread of non-native species. This includes invasive insects that are making life difficult for domestic bees. Non-native species get introduced both intentionally and accidentally. However they migrate, though, their spread can lead to devastating results. […]
