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Yeah Americans not wanting to interact with pollinators is why they are disappearing from our environments. You could achieve the same thing with zero-scaping a
by drekk 5y ago
Yeah Americans not wanting to interact with pollinators is why they are disappearing from our environments. You could achieve the same thing with zero-scaping also, not like you need to waste water to create a pollinator-free zone.
But then it wouldn't look the certain way you want, would it? That seems to be the main concern for Americans.
- slothtrop 5y agoAren't there plentiful suitable environments for bees outside of suburbia? I don't think the issue is lack of environment so much as herbicides and destructive habits.
- Schroedingersat 5y agoYou mean all the monoculture crop land full of insecticide? Or the overgrazed pasture with no flowering plants? Or the industrial areas? I guess those at least have the occasional dumpster from a candy factory.
- slothtrop 5y agoNo, I mean wild lands. No shortage of that in Canada. If the U.S. lacks in protected public lands so much, you're kind of fucked in this regard and others. Many cities here aren't just surrounded by farmland, but forested valleys and lakes. That's "the environment".