Beekeepers are finding a carpet of dead bees
where hives used to live – and it's about to get worse.
Bayer and Syngenta are using an “emergency” loophole in
the law to try and dismantle the progress we've made on
banning neonics in Europe – fields are still soaking in
banned bee-killing pesticides.
But we could close this bee-killing loophole and save the
bees!
If we all come together and pitch in, we can create a mega legal
fund that bee-defenders everywhere can access to sue against
these fake “emergencies” — and force governments to
enforce the ban.
This won’t be just one lawsuit – it could take many legal battles
in several countries until Bayer and Syngenta give up...so we need
to be ready.
can you chip in to save the
bees?
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Ever since we won the historic ban on bee-killing neonics, Bayer
and Syngenta have been trying to undermine it – and now they’ve
found a new tactic to keep their poisons in widespread use: sneakily
helping industrial farms come up with “emergencies” to dodge the
rules and slip their toxic pesticides past all of us.
And it’s working. There have been over
65 approvals to use banned bee-killing pesticides
across Europe since 2018.
Make no mistake, Bayer and Syngenta will repeat this over and
over until they essentially weaken and then destroy the bee-saving
ban.
That’s why your role in this fight to save the bees – and protect
the bee-saving ban – is more important than ever, Vladimir.
Together we fought for and won the historic bee-saving ban on
pesticides that’s sparked a wave of new restrictions and bans around
the world – but our fight in Europe isn't over.
We can’t close this loophole
without your help – can you chip in to create the
biggest legal fund for bee-defenders everywhere and save the
bees?
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you’ve saved your payment information with SumOfUs, your donation
will go through immediately.
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We’ve gone toe-to-toe against pesticide giants in court before –
and won. Let’s do it again and make sure bee-killing neonics
stay banned for good.