Science Nov 11 Human relationship with honeybees dates back 9,000 years A new study in the journal Nature suggests that the relationship between humans and honeybees may have begun over 9,000 years ago. By Margaret Sessa-Hawkins
Science Aug 21 California honey production crippled by drought An exceptional cut in rainfall has adversely affected honey production in the Golden State. The drought, now in its third year, has ravaged flowering plants thereby reducing the number of spots available for bees to collect nectar. By Anna Christiansen
Health Apr 08 How sweet it is: Honey guidelines and the future of bees Honey sitting on American supermarket shelves might not be the real thing. On Tuesday the Food and Drug Administration took steps to ensure that if it's labeled "honey," it actually is. By Lorna Baldwin
Science Jul 28 Watch 5 Years Later, Scientists Still Puzzled by Honeybee Decline Five years ago, honeybees began dying in large numbers and hives were becoming defunct. Spencer Michels reports on the scientists who are still trying to figure out why this is happening and what can be done to help the problem.