Scientists are warning that honey bees are dying off - a threat to human survival. Bees' legs and wings carry the pollen that allow crops to flourish. While pesticides protect those plants, they also kill the pollinators, a lesson being learned in Rwanda. We get more from VOA’s Arash Arabasadi.
Be the first to comment
Up Next
Autoplay
-
02:01
Tunisia milk market 'collapsing' as feed prices soar
-
02:58
Bee farming | Women in the business of making honey
-
02:27
Kenyans swap gas for charcoal as prices soar
-
02:20
Prices Of Basic Commodities Soar On Weaker Currency In DRC
-
01:16
Nigeria: Families struggle to survive as food prices soar
-
02:58
South Africans opt for alternatives as meat prices soar
-
02:35
Nigeria manufacturers warn of imminent job cuts as diesel prices soar
-
01:15
Nigerians lament rising cost of living as food prices soar, inflation at 4-year high
-
02:07
Nigerians turn to charcoal as cooking gas prices soar
-
01:48
Retail Prices Soar As Inflation Spikes In South Sudan
-
59:15
The Chinese are Coming
-
03:09
Liberia environmentalists blame Firestone for river pollution
-
02:08
Five years on from deadly Sierra Leone mudslide, risks remain
-
01:31
Tunisia: Govt reaches pay deal with key union
-
25:29
Bishop Kussala of War-Torn South Sudan Talks About the Importance of Faith in Crisis
