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Does the electric charge of bee swarms have an effect on the climate?

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The electric charge of a swarm of bees is equivalent to that of a storm cloud. Would these insects have an influence on the climate? Giles Harrison, professor of atmospheric physics at the University of Reading, and Ellard Hunting, biologist at the University of Bristol.

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Does the electric charge of bee swarms have an effect on the climate?

The electric charge of a swarm of bees is equivalent to that of a storm cloud. Would these insects have an influence on the climate? Giles Harrison, professor of atmospheric physics at the University of Reading, and Ellard Hunting, biologist at the University of Bristol.

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