The faulty study in question came from Harvard (gee, who else do we know received their degree from there?)and has been refuted by dozens of other studies and scientists around the world as bogus. In fact, the study showed just the opposite. Four samples of high fructose corn syrup were used. Three were spiked with abnormal amounts of the insecticide and the fourth was used as it is normally manufactured and produced. Bees died with the spiked syrup. The control (non-spiked) had no effect on bees. So the insecticide which is used as a coating on the seed does not transfer to the grain or the meal or the HFCS as they claim and you report. In fact the insecticide is used on thousands of acres of canola seed production where honey bees are used to pollinate the plants. They are in close proximity to the insecticide in the ground with no ill effects.

So don’t use sloppy analysis and reporting to try to prove a point and further your agenda.