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The only good thing about all this is that the porky pig generation may actually get fit due to there being no junk left to eat.
Perhaps they'll even start walking again and not sit chained to the couch or driving around in motorized little carts.
Nah, the latter is probably asking too much.
Don't we need bees for our survival?
Without them most plants would have a hard time reproducing.
Seems a little worrying.
Rand:
You are absolutely correct. In a worst case scenario, the effects on many of the foods we rely on could be beyond catastrophic.
There are some good net articles that spell out the real extent of what might play out if things get worse.
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