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Queen bees offload pesticide burden to eggs when social buffering is overwhelmed

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By Angela M. Encerrado-Manriquez, Julia Fine, Eliza M Litsey, David Baliu-Rodriguez, Sean Leonard, Bruce A. Buchholz, Sascha C.T. Nicklisch
| Cell Press Verified
To determine whether queen presence alters the total dietary pesticide load entering the colony, we first compared food consumption rates between queenright and queenless nano-colonies (Figure 3). Estimated marginal means (EMMs) for diet consumption revealed two significant groups by day: day 10 (n = 4 cages) and day 2 (n = 4 cages) (Tukey-adjusted, p < 0.05) (Figure S1). No significant differences were observed within the same days across rounds (R1 and R2) or treatments (control and [14C]-MP).
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Widening polarization in Americans’ perception of the health harms of climate change (2014–2024)

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By Julia Fine
| PreventionWeb
Your experience on PreventionWeb Please help us improve PreventionWeb by taking this brief survey. Your input will allow us to better serve the needs of the DRR community. See the survey 1 July 2026 Author(s): Julia Fine Joshua Ettinger Hilyatuz Zakiyyah Yuan Yue John Kotcher Eryn Campbell Kathryn Thier Teresa Myers Jennifer Carman Seth Rosenthal Anthony Leiserowitz Edward Maibach Climate change is increasingly harming the health of people worldwide.
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The New Chicago Renaissance Series: Julia Fine on Megan Stielstra’s “The Wrong Way to Save Your Life”

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By Julia Fine
| Chicago Review of Books Verified
In honor of the 10th anniversary of the Chicago Review of Books, The New Chicago Renaissance series revisits exemplary works of literature about Chicago from the last 10 years and explores their continued relevance. Join us all year long as 12 leading writers and artists explore books that they love and why they’re meaningful to our understanding of modern Chicago. “We walk through the world at its leisure. We’re here at its mercy and with its blessing.
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