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A beehive at Historic Congressional Cemetery.
Energy and Environment

Graveyard gold: J. Edgar Hoover’s cemetery harvests honey from 65,000 gravesites

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Review of potential bee-killing chemical sped up

Review of potential bee-killing chemical sped up

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USDA: Stink bug peak Oct. 1; brown homes attract the most
Washington Secrets

USDA: Stink bug peak Oct. 1; brown homes attract the most

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Canadian honeybee lawsuit quickly attracts critics

Canadian honeybee lawsuit quickly attracts critics

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California lifts part of quarantine on grape pest
Energy and Environment

California lifts part of quarantine on grape pest

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Giant millipedes caught at San Francisco airport

Giant millipedes caught at San Francisco airport

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In this Wednesday, July 16, 2014 photo, a bee rests on Mike Brandi's finger at the Gene Brandi Apiary in Los Banos, Calif. The state is traditionally one of the country's biggest honey producers, with abundant crops and wildflowers that provide nectar that bees turn into honey. But a three-year drought has left hillsides barren and forced farmers to tear out orchards and leave fields fallow. (AP Photo/Marcio Jose Sanchez)
Business

Record drought saps California honey production

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In this photo taken on Wednesday, Aug., 13, 2014, Bryce Bunderson, of Deweyville, poses with his hives that his bees were recently stolen from in Layton, Utah. (AP Photo/The Salt Lake Tribune, Rick Egan ) DESERET NEWS OUT; LOCAL TELEVISION OUT; MAGS OUT
Business

Hard work, honey of Utah teen beekeepers vanish

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Beltway Confidential

EPA doles out helpful, yet depressing summer safety tips

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Energy and Environment

Obama moves to save the honey bees, targets pesticides

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