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Greece among several EU exporters of ‘bee killer’
Despite a bloc-wide ban on toxic pesticides that wipe out pollinators, several European Union member-states, including Greece, continue to export more than 10,000 tons of "bee killer" a year, mainly to poorer countries, an investigation by Greenpeace and the Swiss NGO Public Eye has revealed.
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New Rules in the EU allow the Consumption of Crickets and Mealworm Larvae
Domestic crickets and mealworm larvae will be allowed as food in the European Union under new regulations, DPA reported, quoted by BTA.
Domestic crickets can be eaten frozen, dried or powdered from Tuesday, and the use of mealworm larvae in food will be allowed from Thursday.
Similar rules already exist for migratory locusts and yellow mealworms.
Türkiye struggles with mass bee deaths
After mass bee deaths in Canada and Australia at an unprecedented rate, eyes have now turned to Türkiye, one of the leading countries in the beekeeping industry.
Türkiye ranks second in the number of hives and sixth in honey production worldwide. But today, it is facing serious losses due to the unconscious use of agricultural pesticides and non-practical beekeeping training.
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The first ever photo of the Parthenon
It was taken in 1839
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Which Countries Should be Allowed to Join the EU? (infographic)
People in Germany, France, Spain, and Italy responded to the question
Istanbul’s 7 districts breeding grounds of mosquitoes, map shows
Around 193,000 regions in Istanbul's seven districts are main centers where mosquitoes breed, according to a "mosquito map of the city" presented at a health congress in the metropolis where international and local health experts gathered to find solutions against the invasion of mosquitoes.
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Elegant residents of Turkey’s Tropical Butterfly Garden
Elegant butterflies, which are fed with fruits left by the officials, create colorful images in the Tropical Butterfly Garden, operated by the Selçuklu Municipality in the Central Anatolian province of Konya.
The garden is one of the largest of its kind in Europe in terms of its butterfly flight area.
That's it: West Nile virus discovered in Belgrade
This public company appeals on fellow citizens to behave responsibly, be sure to use mosquito repellents and nets, and to avoid staying outside during the greatest activity of these insects, from 7 pm to midnight, when the teams also carry out mosquito control actions.
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Invasion of Ladybugs on the North Black Sea Coast
Invasion of ladybugs on the North Black Sea coast. Many people are impressed by the phenomenon. According to experts, it has a simple explanation.
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Istanbul to fight mosquitoes via mobile app
The Istanbul Municipality has launched a mobile application that will enable authorities to identify and locate different mosquito species in the city in a bid to check the mosquito-borne diseases in the province.
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