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Bees can't survive without nutrients so they die 

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Bees can't survive without nutrients so they die 

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Bees will come out to no food to keep them alive

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Bees will come out to no food to keep them alive

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Flowers bloom late or early during spring

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Flowers bloom late or early during spring

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Spring temperatures change due to climate change

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Spring temperatures change due to climate change

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The chances of bees surviving will decrease and the bees are likely to die.

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The chances of bees surviving will decrease and the bees are likely to die.

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The bees weaken and the brood results in deformed bees

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The bees weaken and the brood results in deformed bees

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Offspring hatch and find both bees and brood to latch on and feed off 

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Offspring hatch and find both bees and brood to latch on and feed off 

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An increase in temperature leads to the varroa mite to reproduce

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An increase in temperature leads to the varroa mite to reproduce

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Bees cannot get nutrients leading bees to die

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Bees cannot get nutrients leading bees to die

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The overabundance of water then drowns the plants

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The overabundance of water then drowns the plants

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In addition, the ice caps start to melt causing water to rise more

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In addition, the ice caps start to melt causing water to rise more

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Water expands and this causes it to rise

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Water expands and this causes it to rise

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Crops dry up and this causes them to die due to the lack of water.

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Crops dry up and this causes them to die due to the lack of water.

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World carbon dioxide emissions are one way of measuring a country's economic growth too.

And the latest figures - published by the respected Energy Information Administration - show CO2 emissions from energy consumption - the vast majority of Carbon Dioxide produced.

A reduction in global greenhouse gas emissions is not only the goal of environmentalists but also of pretty much every government in the world. Currently 192 countries have adopted the Kyoto protocol. One fo the aims is to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 55% of the 1990 levels by 2012 collectively for countries starred on this list.

The map, above ( you can get it as a PDF file here) is produced by Guardian graphic artists Mark McCormick and Paul Scruton. It shows a world where established economies have large - but declining - carbon emissions. While the new economic giants are growing rapidly. This newly-released data is from 2009 - the latest available.

On pure emissions alone, the key points are:

* China emits more CO2 than the US and Canada put together - up by 171% since the year 2000
* The US has had declining CO2 for two years running, the last time the US had declining CO2 for 3 years running was in the 1980s
* The UK is down one place to tenth on the list, 8% on the year. The country is now behind Iran, South Korea, Japan and Germany
* India is now the world's third biggest emitter of CO2 - pushing Russia into fourth place
* The biggest decrease from 2008-2009 is Ukraine - down 28%. The biggest increase is the Cook Islands - up 66.7%

But that is only one way to look at the data - and it doesn't take account of how many people live in each country. If you look at per capita emissions, a different picture emerges where:

* Some of the world's smallest countries and islands emit the most per person - the highest being Gibraltar with 152 tonnes per person
* The US is still number one in terms of per capita emissions among the big economies - with 18 tonnes emitted per person
* China, by contrast, emits under six tonnes per person, India only 1.38
* For comparison, the whole world emits 4.49 tonnes per person

There are other sources of emissions data too, if you want to compare - albeit not as up-to-date:

* The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) gathers the data on world carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases. This is only available up to 2008.
* the International Energy Agency (IEA) has global carbon emissions data up to 2008

But what can we say about this data and how close we are to the collective targets in the Kyoto agreement?

The Kyoto protocol target emission does not include, but this EIA data does. You can't tell this from the notes on the data, but the EIA confirmed to us this was the case.

We can determine what the so called 'bunker fuels' are from the data here.

But only looking at carbon dioxide emissions doesn't give us the total for all greenhouse gases.

So we'll have to wait until the UNFCCC publishes the results of global greenhouse gasses collated data before we can draw any firm conclusions about meeting the Kyoto agreements.

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World carbon dioxide emissions data by country: China speeds ahead of the rest

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World carbon emissions by country data is out. See how the US has gone down - and who has gone up

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Farmers need to fit more crops in the same amount of space

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Farmers need to fit more crops in the same amount of space

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Bees immune system gets weakened and they die

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Bees immune system gets weakened and they die

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The nectar of crops have more herbicides 

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The nectar of crops have more herbicides 

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Farmers spray more herbicides to try to kill strong resistant weeds

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Farmers spray more herbicides to try to kill strong resistant weeds

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Overtime there is more strong resistant weeds that weak resistant weeds

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Overtime there is more strong resistant weeds that weak resistant weeds

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Strong resistant weeds survive giving them a higher fitness

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Strong resistant weeds survive giving them a higher fitness

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Strong resistant weeds survive giving them an advantage

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Strong resistant weeds survive giving them an advantage

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Weak resistant weeds die and strong resistant weeds survive

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Weak resistant weeds die and strong resistant weeds survive

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Farmers spray herbicides to kill the weeds and this is a form of selective pressure

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Farmers spray herbicides to kill the weeds and this is a form of selective pressure

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They also kill crops leaving bees with no food

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They also kill crops leaving bees with no food

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Herbicides are sprayed on the weeds to kill them

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Herbicides are sprayed on the weeds to kill them

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Bees die to any form of virus or bacteria

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Bees die to any form of virus or bacteria

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Bees eat nectar that contains pesticides

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Bees eat nectar that contains pesticides

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Bees need a variety of nutrients to make them healthy

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Bees need a variety of nutrients to make them healthy

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Traveling for pollination further weakens bees immune system

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Traveling for pollination further weakens bees immune system

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Honey is replaced with high fructose corn syrup, not allowing bees to get important nutrients

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Honey is replaced with high fructose corn syrup, not allowing bees to get important nutrients

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One crop also means one flowering time(few weeks a year), and bees don't get enough food.

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One crop also means one flowering time(few weeks a year), and bees don't get enough food.

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Lack of diversity means bees don't get a variety of nutrients

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Lack of diversity means bees don't get a variety of nutrients

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Farmers grow a monoculture farm to increase food production and profits

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Farmers grow a monoculture farm to increase food production and profits