How this got approved is beyond me. It shows the government's priorities and how they rank, and apparently citizen's health is not near the top. Should be absolutely ashamed.
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Christine Lynds
10 years ago
I cannot fathom what you are thinking when this was approved. We are trying to save the planet not destroy it!
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Robert Adams
10 years ago
In today's age this is ludicrous!
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DAVID SHEEHY
10 years ago
Stop this before it's to late ..know one really knows the hazards it causes ..some say yes it's dangerous some say other wise ..it's who's got the most money
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mary-colin chisholm
10 years ago
I seriously can't believe we have to protest this ridiculous decision. Smarten up. Diverse, multigenerational forests not monocultures and polluted water. The government's first responsibility is to protect the health of its citizens and their environment.
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Robert G Younker
10 years ago
Another bad mistake by the MacNeil government. Have they done anything in favour of regular Nova Scotians? This is an absurd decision.
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Lisa
10 years ago
We need to stop this crap , how can anyone jusfiy this
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Monica Miller
10 years ago
It's not only water soluble but binds heavily to soil particles... So what happens when it rains and that water soluble product enters our rivers, lakes, streams, and ground water. When is it time to say no?! Now!
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Wanda Gallant
10 years ago
No chemical spraying here!!!
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Carol Hyslop
10 years ago
what is our goverment thinking???
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Janet Rimmington
10 years ago
STOP!
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Jodi Forsythe
10 years ago
Spraying a known carcinogen to kill a few trees is short sighted and criminal. Perhaps the executives of this company, and the morons who approved this, should move to this area so they too can suffer the consequences. Keep the Acadian forest diverse and healthy through responsible management and harvesting.
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Judy Green
10 years ago
The spraying must stop. This area of the province already has some of the highest cancer rates. People cannot handle a further toxic load to say nothing of the damage to the environment.
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Julie Martain
10 years ago
Please, don't spray
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beverly dunbar
10 years ago
What about the wild life ,,does no one care anymore about anything other then the almighty dollar ,,,shame shame
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Carrie densmore
10 years ago
NO SPRAYING!!!
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Valerie
10 years ago
Stop this madness!!
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Holly Henemader
10 years ago
No, this is not right.
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Paul and Patricia Lambourne
10 years ago
We have to stop thus insanity! !! Can we not get Erin Brockavich back .....we are begging for this to stop!!!
How this got approved is beyond me. It shows the government's priorities and how they rank, and apparently citizen's health is not near the top. Should be absolutely ashamed.
I cannot fathom what you are thinking when this was approved. We are trying to save the planet not destroy it!
In today's age this is ludicrous!
Stop this before it's to late ..know one really knows the hazards it causes ..some say yes it's dangerous some say other wise ..it's who's got the most money
I seriously can't believe we have to protest this ridiculous decision. Smarten up. Diverse, multigenerational forests not monocultures and polluted water. The government's first responsibility is to protect the health of its citizens and their environment.
Another bad mistake by the MacNeil government. Have they done anything in favour of regular Nova Scotians? This is an absurd decision.
We need to stop this crap , how can anyone jusfiy this
It's not only water soluble but binds heavily to soil particles... So what happens when it rains and that water soluble product enters our rivers, lakes, streams, and ground water. When is it time to say no?! Now!
No chemical spraying here!!!
what is our goverment thinking???
STOP!
Spraying a known carcinogen to kill a few trees is short sighted and criminal. Perhaps the executives of this company, and the morons who approved this, should move to this area so they too can suffer the consequences. Keep the Acadian forest diverse and healthy through responsible management and harvesting.
The spraying must stop. This area of the province already has some of the highest cancer rates. People cannot handle a further toxic load to say nothing of the damage to the environment.
Please, don't spray
What about the wild life ,,does no one care anymore about anything other then the almighty dollar ,,,shame shame
NO SPRAYING!!!
Stop this madness!!
No, this is not right.
We have to stop thus insanity! !! Can we not get Erin Brockavich back .....we are begging for this to stop!!!
It's not table salt!