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Article: The Case of the Disappearing Bees
Ask;  September 1, 2008 ;     700+ words ... ... that CCD will pass, as diseases have before. But, in the meantime, they'll continue researching the mystery of the disappearing bees so they can prevent it from happening again. [Sidebar] Wearing a bee-proof suit and veil, this beekeeper is inspecting ...

Article: The case of the disappearing bees: scientists ...
Science World;  September 3, 2007 ;     700+ words ...When honeybees across America started to pull a disappearing act last fall, beekeepers were perplexed. Hives that had contained thriving bee colonies just a few days earlier sat nearly empty. The bees had vanished without a trace. The mysterious malady, dubbed Colony Collapse Disorder (CCD),

Article: DISAPPEARING BEES; HUMANS CAN'T DO WITHOUT THESE ...
The Post-Standard (Syracuse, NY);  June 1, 2007 ;     700+ words ...The buzzing of bees is an unmistakable sound of summer. The sweet, lulling sound carries a warning: Stay back, bees at work. The bee sting is an annoyance to some, a life-threatening crisis to others - including the bee, which may perish after stinging. The loss of a bee may be small, but the loss

Article: Disappearing bees.
Greeley Tribune (Greeley, CO);  March 11, 2007 ;     700+ words ...Byline: Maria St. Louis-Sanchez Mar. 11--A mysterious disease attacking honeybees around the nation is causing worry for local beekeepers and farmers. The disease, called Colony Collapse Disorder, has caused the death of millions of bees around the nation and is believed to be one of the most

DISAPPEARING BEES UPDATE 050207
AP Images;  May 2, 2007 ;     244 words ...UPDATE ADDS 1945-2005 bee colony count data to chart in graphic; charts number of honeybee colonies in U.S. 1995-2004, states with most honeybee colonies and U.S. map of states reporting colony collapse disorder; charts crops dependant on honeybee pollination and value in billions; three shizes; 1c

Article: Correction: Disappearing Bees story
AP Worldstream;  February 27, 2008 ;     411 words ...In a Feb. 21 story about Haagen-Dazs' donation of funds to universities for research into the health of honey bees, The Associated Press erroneously reported that Nestle SA of Vevey, Switzerland, owns the ice cream maker. General Mills owns Haagen-Dazs. Nestle licenses the brand from General Mills

Article: The mystery of the disappearing bees.(FORE FRONT)
Risk Management;  May 1, 2007 ;     700+ words ...A crisis is developing in the world of beekeeping. Beekeepers around the country have gone to check on their honey bee colonies only to find that the majority have died or--even more mysteriously--vanished. Although this is alarming for the livelihood of beekeepers, the problem has much more