Nature.

In a experiment, I don't know yet.

Why is blight so far?

Like, it sounds so simple.

They had no idea.

But now the data's...

I find this not only refreshing, but at some level astounding.

Nature.

Welcome back to the Nature podcast.

This week we'll be finding out how honeybee swarms keep it together under stress.

Plus we'll be learning the ethics of sucking carbon dioxide out that atmosphere.

I'm Adam Nevy. And I'm Benjamin Thompson.

Well, listeners, before we start this week's show, I'd like to interrupt our regularly

scheduled programming with a little bit of news.

This week's podcast is Adam's last for a while.

He's leaving us as co-host after what hundreds of episodes of the podcast? Yeah, pretty much.

I've been here almost exactly three and a half Earth orbits around the sun. I first appeared on

the show reading the research highlights way back on the 26th of March

2015.

I've learned a huge amount in that time and it has been such a constant joy to discover

new research and new ways of sharing it every single week.

So it's with a heavy heart that I'm leaving the show and all its fantastic listeners.

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