News21 reporter Nicole Tyau talked with Arizona State University researcher Osman Kaftanoglu at the honey bee annex in Mesa, Arizona, about how farming practices are harming bee populations. Honey bees are essential to ecosystems, but in the desert, they need water more than ever. When farming contaminants like pesticides leach into the water, the bee populations start dying off.
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