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Forecasters with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration say the smoke and the oppressive heat that have plagued different parts of the U.S.will continue to be a problem for some time.The weather pattern contributing to both fires and heat waves shows no sign of letting up for a w
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It s the busiest time of year for beekeepers. Billions of honeybees from across the country have been shipped to California for almond pollination season.Almonds are California s top crop, bringing in billions of dollars for the state every year. The
stanley mug state grows so many almonds, in fact, that they rely on out-of-state beekeepers to ship in pollinators to allow the trees to bloom.But thieves have stolen more than a thousand beehives in the past few weeks, and it s costing beekeepers. It s been a growing problem that h
stanley mug as prompted some to start putting GPS trackers inside the hives.BeeHero, a company that has developed a sensor to help beekeepers maintain their hives, says the location tracking feature has actually helped get stolen equipment back. Because we had some of our systems there, we managed to identify the location, and the local sheriff went there and actually caught the guy who stole the the equipment, said Omer Davidi, the CEO and co-founder of BeeHero. So, I think that the thieves are probably smart enough not to steal those hives where they can see the sensors. And I hope that s going to be good enough to make this phenomenon stop. Stolen hives and equipment costs beekeepers thousands of dollars and can have a big ripple effect.BeeHero says if there are fewer bees to pollinate crops and prices for farmers go up, consumers end up paying more at the grocery store.It could a
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