Not good, man.
, populations of large bees are particularly threatened, putting the whopping 75 percent of the 115 top global food crops that depend on pollination in serious risk.Coauthor Andres Arce of the University of Suffolk said the goal of the project is to pinpoint exactly how bees react to specific climate conditions, and then mobilize ahead of today's climate events to help support bee health.
"We hope to be able to forecast where and when bumblebees will be most at risk and target effective conservation action," Arce toldMore on climate change effects:
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