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Hank D and the Bee: The End of Brussel Sprouts?

More on the beloved honeybee

From Planetsave: Five Things You Can Do To Help Bees
From BeeGuardian.org: Taking Initiative for the Survival of the Honeybee
From YourGardenShow: Bee-a-thon 2011 (encore coming in September)

Follow the rest of the Hank D and the Bee series at JoeMohrToons.com. For cartoon updates and other green goings-on, follow Joe on Twitter @GreenCartoons.

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  1. Luba V Nel says

    August 26, 2011 at 10:13 am

    I enjoy getting your email updates very much! thank you! we have a wonderful bush under our bedroom windows, which is quite unnerving, as it attracts all the bees from the neighborhood. We taught our toddler not to distract working bees and to treat them with respect. its a small step, but comparing to my childhood fear of bees, this is quite a change.

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  2. Hank D and the Bee says

    August 30, 2011 at 8:23 am

    I think it’s a big step. Fear of bugs (bees especially) has caused a lot of environmental problems. Plus, eliminating fear in any area of one’s life is a big step in the right direction.

    Thanks, Luba.
    Joe

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