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Over the counter products for controlling head lice are photographed in Washington, Monday, Nov. 4, 2013. Some parents are scratching their heads over less restrictive head lice policies that allow children with live bugs in their hair to return to the classroom for the rest of the day. Some school nurses are no longer sending home
Education

More lenient school lice policies bug some parents

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Troubles in the honey bee industry has led to the worst-ever honey crop. AP Photo
Energy and Environment

Honey horror: 2013 crop is lowest production in history

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Stink bug invasion starts, could be worst ever
Energy and Environment

Stink bug invasion starts, could be worst ever

Paul Bedard -
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Feds build citizen army to ‘attract and annihilate’ stink bugs; 100,000 found in a shed
Energy and Environment

Feds build citizen army to ‘attract and annihilate’ stink bugs; 100,000 found in a shed

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Honey bees are being endangered by a new type of pesticides. AP Photo.
Energy and Environment

Beekeepers: ‘EPA is killing us’

Paul Bedard -
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House makes stink bug public pest No. 1
Politics

House makes stink bug public pest No. 1

Paul Bedard -
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Talking Points: Honeybees, Eurovision song contest, car museum

Talking Points: Honeybees, Eurovision song contest, car museum

Naomi Jagoda -
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They’re back: Mosquito population explodes during wet spring

They’re back: Mosquito population explodes during wet spring

David Sherfinski -
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Weevil makes U.S. debut at Port of Baltimore
Energy and Environment

Weevil makes U.S. debut at Port of Baltimore

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