Indonesia's Honey Industry Faces Crisis: Climate Change and Land Use Threaten Ecosystems
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Indonesia's Honey Industry Faces Crisis: Climate Change and Land Use Threaten Ecosystems

Indonesia's honey industry is facing an existential crisis due to climate change, land conversion, and technological pollution, threatening ecosystems. Beekeepers and local communities are striving to protect bees through tradition and forest preservation.

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