More on bees and cellphones: on the BBC News Hour, a discussion about
colony collapse syndrome and cellphones. One of the interviewees was
some kind of officer of Vodaphone, and he didn't think that
cellphones were involved. (Quelle surprise.)
Tomorrow (Thursday): more bees on WAMU, on the Diane Rehm show (10:00
a.m.-noon). I tried to find out whether bees would be discussed on
the 10:00 show or the 11:00, but that information wasn't posted on
the WAMU website. (You can always listen later on the archives
section of the website.)
Chances are, the subject of bees and cellphones will come up, sooner
or later. I kind of doubt that cellphones were involved--let alone
the sole cause--but who knows? They haven't found a cause yet.
Quite a lot of the food supply depends on bees. I'd kind of miss
food, if it weren't around.
--Constance Warner
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