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Environment & Energy

dixiegrrrrl

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2. Now if only the King County follows suit.

Reply to Judi Lynn (Original post)

Fri Sep 26, 2014, 06:32 AM

Sep 2014

The bee population in the city is unlikely to be very big, but will be bigger in the county.
and then they can move for a state ban.
Which may or may not be popular in Eastern Washington. The fruit tree growers over there probably would support it.

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Seattle Says Yes to Compost, Yes to Bees [View all] Judi Lynn Sep 2014 OP

Excellent! Sherman A1 Sep 2014 #1

Now if only the King County follows suit. dixiegrrrrl Sep 2014 #2

Kick for Seattle.. love their environmentalist hearts! Mahalo Judi Lynn~ Cha Sep 2014 #3

Just FYI, neonicotinoids also kill termites Trillo Sep 2014 #4