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"Eigentlich ist Thomas Maul der Deponiegärtner in Erfurter Stadtteil Schwerborn, seit 2011 arbeitet er an der Renaturierung des Geländes mit. Irgendwann hat er festgestellt, dass dort so viele verschiedene Pflanzen wachsen, dass es für Bienen eine wahre Freude ist, weshalb er in seiner Eigenschaft als Hobby-Imker mit dem Ansiedeln von Bienen auf dem Deponiegelände begonnen hat. Inzwischen wuseln dort sieben Völker mit rund 60 000 Bienen, die jedes Jahr erheblich mehr Honig als gewöhnliche Durchschnittsbienen produzieren, wie es heißt. Zur Hand geht Maul der pensionierte Uni-Professor Werner Bidlingmaier aus Weimar, und der wiederum hatte, so berichtet die Thüringer Allgemeine, kürzlich Besuch eines Kollegen aus den USA."

#knowingdoinggap "Obwohl Richtlinien Ärzte schon lange über den sinnvollen Einsatz von Antibiotika informieren, sind fast die Hälfte aller Verschreibungen in den USA unnötig"

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Tamir DI, Mitchell JP. Disclosing information about the self is intrinsically rewarding. Department of Psychology, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA 02138, USA. dtamir@fas.harvard.edu Abstract Humans devote 30-40% of speech output solely to informing others of their own subjective experiences. What drives this propensity for disclosure? Here, we test recent theories that individuals place high subjective value on opportunities to communicate their thoughts and feelings to others and that doing so engages neural and cognitive mechanisms associated with reward. Five studies provided support for this hypothesis. Self-disclosure was strongly associated with increased activation in brain regions that form the mesolimbic dopamine system, including the nucleus accumbens and ventral tegmental area. Moreover, individuals were willing to forgo money to disclose about the self.

"Die schrumpfenden Fledermaus-Populationen haben aber auch gravierende wirtschaftliche Folgen, wie Ökologen um Justin Boyles von der University of Pretoria in Südafrika im Fachblatt Science zeigen (online). Je nachdem, welche Region man den Berechnungen zugrunde legt, beträgt der wirtschaftliche Wert der Fledermäuse in den USA zwischen 3,7 und 53 Milliarden Dollar pro Jahr. Fledermäuse fressen Insekten, darunter viele Pflanzenschädlinge"

"Wissenschaftler der San Francisco State University (USA) berichten jetzt im Fachjournal PLoS ONE von einer Fliegenart, die bisher nur als Parasit von Hummeln bekannt war. Diese Parasiten nisteten sich aber auch in Honigbienen ein, die daraufhin ihren Bienenstock verlassen, zu einem Rundflug aufbrechen und sterben. Bislang wurde die Fliege (Apocephalus borealis) in Kalifornien und South Dakota bei Bienen nachgewiesen. Wenn sie ein neuer Parasit sei, "könnte sie Bienenkolonien in ganz Nordamerika bedrohen", schreiben die Forscher. Ganz unwahrscheinlich sei das nicht. "Honigbienen gehören zu den am besten untersuchten Insekten auf der Welt", wird Hafernik in einer Mitteilung seiner Universität zitiert. "Also sollte man annehmen, dass wir diesen Parasit schon kennen, wenn er schon lange existiert.""

"Everybody likes a simple cause and effect - something we can point to and say (ommitting a few choice words to the perpetrators), 'Fix this and the bees will be right again.' Reality is rarely so straightforward. As the bee decline has progressed I've lost count of the simple 'causes' that have been presented. Among the more memorable are: * mobile 'phones (the absolute 'definite cause' of choice a couple of years ago) * mobile base stations, power lines and other strong electromagnetic sources (a perennial favourite for any malaise) * alien abduction (hopefully they have smaller probes for abducted bees...) * God's punishment (pro gay-marriage states in the USA have more cases of CCD) Leo's article shows neonicotinoids are at least a plausible candidate and they are surely not good for bees, but the argument for these being the explicit 'cause' of global bee decline is still not particularly strong. The risk here is that the media and vocal lobbyists are going off on a righteous crusade to the detriment of more diligent, and maybe less newsworthy, efforts to get to the root of a complex problem. Rather than reviewing the evidence here, I recommend a visit to Randy Oliver's website where his two recent articles from the American Bee Journalon this topic can be found, along with some further commentary on his home page. Interested readers can also directly access the study by Henry et. al. (2012a), the commentry on this study by Creswell and Thompson (2012), the response to the comment (Henry et. al. 2012b) and to the meta-analysis of toxicological studies on imidacloprid by Creswell (2010). An example of one such study is Cutler and Scott-Dupree (2007). Links to all are included below. These are original material rather than reportage and demonstrate the complexity of the issue. As food for thought, I'll leave you with the following: * Neonicotinoids are widely used in Australia and our bees are not (yet) in decline."

"Als eine der Ursachen für die Ausbreitung multipler Antibiotika-Resistenzen gilt bereits der massive Einsatz von Antibiotika in der Massentierhaltung. In diesem Zusammenhang belegt eine statistische Studie aus den USA nun konkret: Wer in der Nachbarschaft zu einem Schweinemastbetrieb wohnt, hat ein erhöhtes Risiko für eine Infektion mit den multiresistenten Keimen. "

"Er wurde 1946 im anatolischen Savur geboren, arbeitet aber schon länger in den USA. Nach Angaben der Zeitung «Hürriyet» hat er sieben Geschwister. Seine Eltern seien Analphabeten, hätten jedoch viel Wert auf die Bildung ihrer Kinder gelegt... soll ihm ein Kollege geraten habe, das mit der Laborarbeit sein zu lassen, WEGEN FEHLENDEM TALENT" "

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ScienceDaily (Sep. 12, 2011) - The HARPS spectrograph on the 3.6-metre telescope at ESO's La Silla Observatory in Chile is the world's most successful planet finder [1]. The HARPS team, led by Michel Mayor (University of Geneva, Switzerland), have announced the discovery of more than 50 new exoplanets orbiting nearby stars, including sixteen super-Earths [2]. This is the largest number of such planets ever announced at one time [3]. The new findings are being presented at a conference on Extreme Solar Systems where 350 exoplanet experts are meeting in Wyoming, USA.

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