If The World Health Organization declared glyphosate a 'probable human carcinogen' WHY give the pulp industry the go ahead. Killing the hardwood will endanger the moose (endangered mainland) and deer in the province. Not fair!!!
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Hakim
10 years ago
All it takes for evil to prosper is for good men to do nothin.
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Jamie scharf
10 years ago
I cannot believe that this is a good thing for them to be spraying and am worried for my home and property, the wildlife (especially the pollinators) and my family and friends. Shame on NS. So much for our recycling programs and things if we ate just going to spray crap into our environments.
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Marion Hetze
10 years ago
This is atrocious!! I can't believe anyone would think this is a good choice!!
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Brigitte Richer
10 years ago
Stop killing the planet!
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Pam
10 years ago
Please stop! Make our air safe to live in.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
It's a neurotoxin and it's being allowed to be sprayed? What about our health and the health of the animals?
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Colleen Murphy
10 years ago
No bloody way!
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Shirley Varner
10 years ago
It is shocking to me that we have not learned from our past experiences using herbicide and pesticide sprays. I have always been proud to be Nova Scotian, with our great recycling practices and progress we've made in protecting our environment. This is shocking to me. Please research the carcinogenic effects of this herbicide and the damage it does to our environment and the animals and insects in it, before you so quickly agree to allow this spraying.
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Carla Harder
10 years ago
Acres around my community of Musquodoboit Harbour was sprayed 10 years ago. It killed all the blueberries, raspberries and blackberries. You could see the "kill" line as you walked through the woods. We were told the berries would come back. No sign of them. Public Health concerns should be upper most on the priority list for this government-physically alone we cannot afford the health. Are we need right now combined with an aging population. This is one of many bad decisions by the McNeill government. It's time for a change..
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Bob f debnam
10 years ago
Time to not tolerate these chemicals...
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Gabrielle Markvorsen
10 years ago
STOP! Before it's too late. Glyphosate is NOT safe.
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Janet Kroetch
10 years ago
Destruction to our health and our environment. Carcinogens are harmful to humans. Makes me angry!
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Matt Thompson
10 years ago
Mcneil government is making a huge mistake if they let this move forward, unbelievable.
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Jason Power
10 years ago
Looking at tree, wood, and stream cottage or home areas at this time and I know where I won't be looking to purchase... As I watch us destroy this world and take every resource and move on to the next place to destroy
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Katherine Deagle
10 years ago
We need to do all we can to prevent this spraying and any in the future..or we will have no future..we are slowly killing our planet!! desstoying habitat,killing bee colonies!!! STOP!!!
I say NO NO NO!
Stop this
If The World Health Organization declared glyphosate a 'probable human carcinogen' WHY give the pulp industry the go ahead. Killing the hardwood will endanger the moose (endangered mainland) and deer in the province. Not fair!!!
All it takes for evil to prosper is for good men to do nothin.
I cannot believe that this is a good thing for them to be spraying and am worried for my home and property, the wildlife (especially the pollinators) and my family and friends. Shame on NS. So much for our recycling programs and things if we ate just going to spray crap into our environments.
This is atrocious!! I can't believe anyone would think this is a good choice!!
Stop killing the planet!
Please stop! Make our air safe to live in.
It's a neurotoxin and it's being allowed to be sprayed? What about our health and the health of the animals?
No bloody way!
It is shocking to me that we have not learned from our past experiences using herbicide and pesticide sprays. I have always been proud to be Nova Scotian, with our great recycling practices and progress we've made in protecting our environment. This is shocking to me. Please research the carcinogenic effects of this herbicide and the damage it does to our environment and the animals and insects in it, before you so quickly agree to allow this spraying.
Acres around my community of Musquodoboit Harbour was sprayed 10 years ago. It killed all the blueberries, raspberries and blackberries. You could see the "kill" line as you walked through the woods. We were told the berries would come back. No sign of them. Public Health concerns should be upper most on the priority list for this government-physically alone we cannot afford the health. Are we need right now combined with an aging population. This is one of many bad decisions by the McNeill government. It's time for a change..
Time to not tolerate these chemicals...
STOP! Before it's too late. Glyphosate is NOT safe.
Destruction to our health and our environment. Carcinogens are harmful to humans. Makes me angry!
Mcneil government is making a huge mistake if they let this move forward, unbelievable.
Looking at tree, wood, and stream cottage or home areas at this time and I know where I won't be looking to purchase... As I watch us destroy this world and take every resource and move on to the next place to destroy
We need to do all we can to prevent this spraying and any in the future..or we will have no future..we are slowly killing our planet!! desstoying habitat,killing bee colonies!!! STOP!!!
It's a carcinogen. End of story.
Appalling.