109 Doubt is Our Product: Bees, Chemicals and Academia
Root Simple Podcast
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How do chemical companies influence university scientists? Who pays for research? Why did the California State Beekeeping Association oppose legislation that would have required labeling neonicotinoid treated nursery plants? These are just a few of the controversial questions covered in this week’s episode of the podcast. My guests are Stacy Malkan co-director of US Right to […]
How do chemical companies influence university scientists? Who pays for research? Why did the California State Beekeeping Association oppose legislation that would have required labeling neonicotinoid treated nursery plants? These are just a few of the controversial questions covered in this week’s episode of the podcast. My guests are Stacy Malkan co-director of US Right to Know and beekeeper Terry Oxford of Urban Bee San Francisco. Links:
Follow the Honey: 7 ways pesticide companies are spinning the bee crisis to protect profits
“Scientists Loved and Loathed” by Danny Hakim
38th Annual Eco Farm Conference
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