Global honey pollen pesticide shows widespread neonics in bees
Researchers tested 198 honey samples from around the world finding 75 percent contained at least one neonic pesticide. North America 86 percent and Asia 80 percent led regional exposure, with 45 percent carrying two or more and 10 percent four or more.
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