Environmental Truth Cinema: buzz 2

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Since 2006, swarms of bees have died strangely in the world, a phenomenon called colony collapse syndrome. From the documentary made by Public Television, we know that the cause of this phenomenon is the use of pesticides. 1/3 of the world's crops are pollinated by bees. If the bees disappear completely, it may cause a global food crisis.

The colony collapse syndrome may be warning of a greater threat to mankind, and abnormal reflex and slow mental development have also been found in newborns around the world. Scientists have found that this may all be related to the effects of pesticides on neurodevelopment, which can also interfere with hormones in the body, which are all related to diseases such as cancer or diabetes. Since ancient times, human beings have been trying to control the environment for their own interests. We think we have complete control over the operating mechanism, but in fact the biological mechanism is much more complex than we know.

The threat of pesticides has not been taken seriously for a long time, and we have always been used to its benefits, but bees force us to face this problem, and no one can be spared. We will come together to watch and continue this event, and specially invite experts among the experts. Professor du Wujun of the Entomology Department of National Chung Hsing University, as a rare opportunity to talk to people after watching the movie, don't miss the opportunity.

Behind the beautiful fruits and vegetables, there is a fact that we do not want to be discovered. Who is the bee killer? Who is behind these phenomena? How many shocking truths are hidden under the huge profits? 10 take 27 (6) Let's hear what the bees have leaked.

Organizer: Taichung Branch of Housewives' Union

Registration website: https://goo.gl/YcRJKv

During the period: 2018-10-27 (Saturday) 10:00-12:00

Location: room of Taichung Branch of Housewives' Union (2 / F, 61 Sanmin West Road, West District, Taichung City)

Lecturer: professor du Wujun, Department of Entomology, National Chung Hsing University

Fee: free of charge

PS. Refreshments and tea are also served on that day.

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