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Re: Bat Pops suffering big losses -- homer Post Reply Top of the thread Forum
Posted by: DWA
05/01/2008, 15:31:22
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 homer:"The widespread use of formaldehyde as a mould suppressant on lumber and building materials, as well as carpet and other commercial fabrics may be creating fungi that have a pathogenic nature (or non-natural,as it were). In any event, Bee populations are also being devastated by fungi."

That formaldehyde in the environment and causing a significant bloom of microbes that eat it in the environment as a whole/hole seems to me to be a stretch.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Embalming_fluid


Increasing artificial control of not only what is planted, fertilised, watered, and therefore growing, but also on the non-GPS equipped weather and planting forecasting bugs that aren't really welcome in commercial agriculture is seeming to be a likely alternate explanation.

I suggest that coal mines and underground nuclear waste storage areas be provided with bat-permeable openings and starter populations as a way of adding to the potential habitat.

When bats are really challenged, they will inhabit attics and belfries, of course, so it may not be justifiable if great added costs are involved.


How to help the too-moldy bees will have to await another inspiration. Maybe we can implicate the proliferation of plastic flowers with lead pigments from disreputable laboratories?

Does the Peking zoo even have a few live bees left?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peking_Zoological_Garden

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