Exploring the Real Causes Behind Regional Bee Populations
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
- In this video, Heartland Institute Research Fellow Linnea Lueken looks at whether or not bees are threatened by climate change. Studies reveal that any issues they may have regionally are most likely unrelated to climate change.
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Thanks for the update. The only thing dying from climate change policy is intellect
Bees are probably more at risk from pesticides
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@@aliendroneservices6621 Yup, she also mentioned the varroa mites (the parasites) which are the other major threat that gets commonly reported. Linnea does good research.
“Probably” the word scientist use too often, what they actually trying to say is “We don’t know”
@@knafta007 Just like doctors. They are " practicing medicine". Guess who they're practicing on?
So refreshing to hear honest reporting on nature. Nowadays every problem is blamed on "climate change". It's reached the point where no one really believe we have a climate crisis at all.
We need more CO2, not less.
We need more people, not less.
So, pretty much the opposite of what they tell you is what we need.
Why do we need more people? Seems to me that we could lose half of the 8 billion with no disadvantage.
@@grumpyoldveteran7286 We do not need to reduce the population of the world. Only crazy globalist want to do that. you just suggested killing 4 BILLION people
@@grumpyoldveteran7286 Serious answer: because we specialize. We do different jobs and have become accustomed to a highly integrated, highly specialized workforce. We don't have many "generalists" anymore who could just pick up sticks, move out to a log cabin in the woods and thrive. We don't know how anymore. We rely on industrial farmers for food, ranchers for meat, a series of water professionals for clean water and sewage, civil engineers to build all of the water management structures for rivers and lakes we drink from... you get the idea. More people allows us to develop more highly specialized jobs which provides more prosperity for society collectively. Halve the population, and you'll see modern society literally collapse on itself, even the "essential" services like food, water, healthcare, public safety.
@@kma3647 in 1950 the world population was 2.5 billion, today it is 8 billion, by the end of this century it will be, at that same rate of growth approx 24 billion. Three times the food required, three times the housing required, three times the clothing etc etc.
Solar panels have been around for a few years but many people learned to install and service them, we have learned in the past and we can learn in the future. Most people on the planet are not skilled artisans but are unskilled labourers.
We are warned daily, several times a day even, that the planet cannot support the current population without itself dieing.
I have travelled a lot during the last 70 years and I have seen the damage done by the increased population. Unfortunately in the last 20 years I have revisited some of the favourite destinations and the damage done by the increased population is unbelievable.
I repeat we need to reduce population.
@@grumpyoldveteran7286 Well, all that being said, the democrats are helping the low population problem, we have just learned, the vast majority of the girls being illegally traffic into our country are pregnant, do to being constantly raped and brutalized on their journey, estimates are 4 to 5 million babies have been born to these people here, huge cover up, our population is growing 3 times faster of illegals than American replacement.
What a fine intelligent person Linnea is, thanks for these short informative videos. Andrew from England
As a lifetime Beekeeper in Argentina (one of the most important honey exporters), I can say you are absolutely right. Besides, bees have been here for 120 million years and are still thriving. They don't need our help, and they will manage any change (if that exists).
If you have a mite problem… they need our help.
greetings to you in Argentina from England. This true journalism unites us in the good nature cause.
@@Bobcagon I agree! But, We are speaking about "the bees", not about "our colonies". It's not the same thing. Apis Cerana learned how to deal with Varroa Jacobsoni without any help, especially ours.
Here, the subject is Nature, not Business.
@@PAULWICKS-xy6kt Hi! I have an old friend living there, in the beautiful England. Nearby Southampton, I think.
Yes, The Heartland Institute delivers real data about climate issues. I used to call myself "an ecologist", until the Globalist Agenda showed up. Now I'm just a "very concerned guy about Environment", not a useful 1d1ot😁. Please, excuse my English, if not good enough. Greetings!
People actually think bees are dying because of the climate?
AND ...... forest fire arson is caused by Climate Change
Enjoying these short fact filled videos.
Love your videos. Facts matter -no matter how much they want to censor such info.
yt has to add their little blue propaganda box to every video...
We need bees just like all nature.
Great vid, great message
Oh no.
So you mean that CO2 is actually a plant food?
That can't be true. The IPCC has told me that CO2 is 100% a terrible thing. They wouldn't lie, would they? 🐝
@@grondhero Of course they wouldn't. Also, this car I'm selling was owned by a little old lady that only drove it to church on Sunday and once a week to the grocery store. 😆 🤣 😂 😹
@@johnchandler1687 Are you Google/Big Brother? 😳 I just had a conversation with someone yesterday about the first car I bought which was ~15 years old and the original owners only used it to drive from their house to the mail box and back (they lived out in the country). 😆 (Although, their story seemed to check out b/c it didn't have many miles on it and the mechanic I took it too stated it looked like the original tires _and_ shocks were on the car!)
Thank you for all you do
Why are New Zealand burning millions of bees ..We need bees for pollination..
I don't know what's going on here in New Zealand. I used to have 1000's of bees on my property, mainly because we have a lot of clover in our grass. But in the last couple of years, most of the clover has died and the bees are almost non-existent. We have plenty of bumble bees though. Our clover is starting to recover, so hopefully the bees will return. We are right next to a very large horticultural area which grows mainly potatoes, onions, brocolli and cauliflower. I presume there must still be plenty of bees around here somewhere.
@@davidorr6627
Might be the pesticide..Any thing with the word cide is dangerous..I think it means kill in Greek..
Hey UA-cam! The United Nations is a political body, not a scientific one.
As if they care…
Thanks Linnea, good info as always.
Good News , Thank You , and the Bee`s .
Thank you for the update. Kind regards.
Thanks linnet for clearing up another's peice of climate disinformation regarding honey bees . .
When I was growing up in rural America, almost everyone had a garden of some sort and also had fruit trees, grew berries, etc. We had wild bees everywhere plus "tame" hives. I still garden but not on the scale I used to do. I plant more flowers every year and try to let my grass grow until the white clover blooms to help the bees have food.
I think bees are the knees.
Ok but the pajamas belong to the cats
ThankYou!
Background music is a major distraction. Thank you for the content though. Love bees and honey.
*Government paid climate scientists:* The bees are dead and gone because climate change has killed them.
*Bees 🐝:* We have wings and can fly elsewhere.
Great video. Thanks.
Great video. Thank you! But please ditch the music. Very distracting.
Where do we find the most insects, in the tropics or Greenland? When do we see insects in the northern hemisphere, in summer or winter?
We've seen both bees and hornets, supersized versions, here in the US that were formerly native only to China. There has been the expected finger pointing by warmists at the unproven hypothesis of human-caused global warming climate change but there is a far more plausible reason. I think it is likely the shift in the Earth's magnetic field that has sown chaos in the insect and animal navigation senses and caused many species, not just bees, to migrate to different regions. Some forty years ago the north magnetic pole was located in northern Canada. Then it began to move north, past the north geographic pole and is still moving toward Siberia. No one knows precisely why this occurred but my hypothesis is that part of the inner mantle detached which caused the molten flows in the outer core to be altered.
Now that you mention it, it will be.
if all those who worry about bee populations, built wild life habitats for bees, butterflies and er people, then there would be far less of a crisis .... er that isn't actually happening
I'd like to explain the flowers and the bees to Linnea
how dare you use fact to contradict the activists and the net zero religion . only thing i heard that sounds correct with better herbicides some weeds i think milkweed was greatly reduced so the recommendation was for farmers to let milkweed grow on buffer rows and fallow lands and other unused farm land and it sounded reasonable request highway right aways could bee place to plant instead of penns gift crown vetch that cattle and other herbavores dont eat
Climate change, hoot. Look up the "Younger & Older Dryas".
Why?
@@hosnimubarak8869 those were two periods of massive global climate shift. The Younger Dryas removed almost the entire ice sheet over North America.
@@MinnesotaBeekeeper
Not globally.
@@hosnimubarak8869 Wrong Look ate the Icelandic ice core drilling records.
@@MinnesotaBeekeeper
No, look at ice cores from all over the globe.
Look directly into the camera.
The problem is they have 2 cameras. IDK why 2 cameras for a 3 min video. She "talks" to the central one, but the 2nd one is at another angle and closer, and perhaps Lynnea is not told when they switch. If they keep the central camera alone and zoom in a bit, she'll be ok. Maybe they even film simultaneously the whole thing on both cameras and then edit the final video by blending the two versions. Too much fuss IMO.
@@williammkydde Just look at the camera with the red light.
@@jeffdittrich6778 This kind of thing annoys me as well - there's simply no need for more than one camera, especially during such a short video. Is what she's saying so mundane that they need to keep changing the angle to make it interesting?
However, this is not as annoying as what seems to have become a trend, that of videos doing what I call "jumping", where there are constant cuts while the person is talking, sometimes just a few seconds apart (sometimes more than once in the one sentence!). It looks like the plug keeps falling out, but I can only assume is deliberate. It drives me nuts, and spoils what could be otherwise very good videos.
not liking the stripper music
Didn’t even notice the music, not been around that many strippers
😂
Bee colony collapse sounds like the human population!
Good stuff, Linnea! Bee positive!
As a beekeeper I can attest to the fact bees are not declining here in 🇨🇦. This spring alone I have had 3 swarms. Recaptured those swarms and now have double the amount of bees I came out of winter with. Varroa destructor( mites) is the leading cause of apis millifera ( common bee ) in North America. Along with Nosema. If the weather is hot and not raining… there are double the “fly days” or triple which increases reproduction and nectar collection. L so bring on the heat. If they want to call it Global warming then explain why it’s 3 degrees above freezing here in May where I live in the night.
Awesome 👌. I try to support bees in my neighborhood by planting flowers need
*number of bees.
Well put
In the UK I believe there are less bees now in general due to cold & wet weather & less natural habitate. So many houses being built. People take away their front garden to put a place for their cars to park. Less fruit trees, wild flowers, flowers & less co2.🐝🌻🌹🌷
I have lots of bees in my garden pollinating a lot of raspberry flowers!
@@kitemanmusic I am speaking generally over all & it is certainly hard to count bees! 😅. You must have a lovely garden that bees like - I do as well.
Animals throughout history have huge population swings and as we know honey bees are not native to North America.
Are you talking about the bees that are NOT native to the Americas?
I see no sign of bees declining in my garden, its full of them,
But then i grow plants they like, and keep garden wildlife zone.
Do not go in for this modern
Gardening. Just plants, grass,
Wild flowers.
I live/work out in the forests, year round.
I have been in several locations, coastal areas to inland and North /South a few hundred miles.
EVERY LOCATION, the forests are humming with honey bees 🐝
😎☕
Cloud seeding and Climate Change.
Could You do A video on microplastics & the supposed effects on humans?
The bugs are back! According to my unscientific wind screen test ;-)
May-bee it’s because we steal their food?
Climate zealots will claim bees are perishing because of warming and in the next breath tell me that pine beetles and ticks are going to thrive because of warming.
I plant tons of pollinator friendly flowers and plants and trees