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Fairview Herbicide Spraying

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Debra Fourcand
11 years ago

Please stop the usage of toxic chemicals in our town. The chemical that Fairview is spraying has been proven to cause cancer and Parkinson's disease.

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Greg Satterwhite
11 years ago

This chemical has been linked to so many illnesses that it is amazing we have not banned it all together. The power of Monsanto :(

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Tiffany M. Moore
11 years ago Featured

If the Town of Fairview is trying to "Keep It Country" using the chemical Glyphosate is certainly going about it the wrong way. Weeds, like chiggers & mosquitoes, are here to stay. However, if we continue using these chemicals most likely the wildlife that comes into contact with it won't be.

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Elizabeth Rogan
11 years ago

Please keep our neighborhood free from chemicals. Thank you.

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Gary J. Carter
11 years ago

Please refrain from spraying toxic herbicide in our Town. There are better options available...take the responsibility to research them!

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Linda Carlson
11 years ago

An unconscionable action by the town of Fairview. Repairing pot holes is what saves the blacktop.

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Stuart Manning
11 years ago Featured

This stuff is going from roadsides to ditches to creeks to back yards and pastures, along with all the water we see everywhere lately. I'm not a scientist, but it seems like it's an unnecessary risk.

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Leland Payne
11 years ago

I walked nearly every morning around the large pond west of Fairview Parkway and the apartments. The mosquitos are a big problem. The Town needs to prepare to spray mosquitos.

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Theresa Gee
11 years ago

I am a breast cancer survivor and I am opposed to using unnecessary chemicals in the environment.

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Ron Baranski
11 years ago

I suffer from Multiple Myeloma as well and don't want to be exposed to any additional cancer causing chemicals.

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Mandy Zuerker
11 years ago

Please stop spraying this chemical. It is very harmful to all of us including animals.

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Julie Vislosky
11 years ago Featured

I am in remission from multiple myeloma. A study partly sponsored by the EPA and the National Institutes of Health (NIH) that found some users of glyphosate were observed to have a higher risk of multiple myeloma, a cancer affecting bone marrow, than people who never used the chemical. I do not want to be exposed to this chemical!

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Rebecca parker
11 years ago

I agree that this chemical should not be used.

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Victoria Manusos-Jenkins
11 years ago

No spray! Harmful. Not cost-efficient.

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Kristine Ludwinski
11 years ago

All of Paul's comments and points make sense to me, and I support this petition fully.

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Colleen campbell
11 years ago

Thank you for bring this to My attention.

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Anonymous
11 years ago

The use of this chemical is not only poisonous, but totally unnecessary, and a waste of money.

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DC Taylor
11 years ago

Don't spray.

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Gwen Owens
11 years ago

Let's skip the chemicals and save $$.