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Virginie Vican / Picturetank VIV0145646 A Sanaa des commerçants écoulent le miel auprès d'une riche clientèle, dans un décor kitsch de lambris vernis et de miroirs clinquants. Le kilo de miel atteint 90 dollars, et 200 dollars à l'export. Virginie Vican / Picturetank VIV0145704 Jeudi, jour de mariage, des dizaines d'hommes enveloppés dans leur veste traditionnelle, la janbia, un grand poignard recourbé fixée à l’estomac, se rassemblent pour déjeuner dans la banlieue de Sanaa. Les déjeuners de mariages sont l'occasion de déguster toutes sortes de mets traditionnels, dont le Bentassan, une pâte feuilletée arrosée de beurre fondu et de miel. http://www.picturetank.com/___/series/fea06285f3137af12fd02ece8e056483/Y%C3%A9men,_le_miel_le_plus_cher_au_monde_%28office%29.html

Yémen, le miel le plus cher au monde (office)

Häagen-Dazs has long made saving endangered bees a mission. And that’s no small feat, considering that nearly one third of the world’s food supply is dependant on an extremely vulnerable bee population . Now Haagen-Dazs and ExperienceProject.com are working together to save these bees through a number of social networking projects.Haagen-Dazs and ExperienceProject.com are combining their efforts, along with the power of social networking, in a fight to save endangered bees. As you may remember, I wrote about Colony Collapse Disorder last year. Although experts are unsure of why honeybee colonies are collapsing, pesticides, climate change, and other human impacts are among the suspected causes. The loss of these crucial pollinators is alarming.

Can Social Networking Save the Bees? Let’s Hope So Because Nearl

http://www.treehugger.com/culture/can-social-networking-save-the-bees-letatms-hope-so-because-nearly-13-of-the-worldatms-food-supply-depends-on-it.html