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	<description>We rely on bees to pollinate nearly 1/3 of our food, including coffee and strawberries. Unfortunately, beekeepers report they’re losing an average of 30% of all bee colonies each year. One reason for this is bee-killing pesticides called neonics.   So we’re working to ban neonics, starting here in Berkeley. If we can get Berkeley to be a bee-friendly city that can lead cities and even the state to follow.</description>
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