Privatize the gains, and socialize the losses - no thanks. This is wrong in so many ways. The environment needs biodiversity. Allowing this spraying is a crime against humanity and all the species in this ecosystem. Everyone who works at this company (and companies like it) should be ashamed. One world or none.
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Scott gibson
10 years ago
Stop all of the killING and focus on staying alive.
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Sharron Timmins
10 years ago
As a land owner in Nova Scotia, I beg of you, do NOT allow glyphosate spraying!!
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Teda Clarke
10 years ago
Totally irresponsible.
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Katherine Kitching
10 years ago
Pulp trees like spruce grow pretty darn well in Nova Scotia - surely this is one "crop" we don't need to apply pesticides to?!
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Debbie Gagnon'White
10 years ago
This has to be stopped!! Shame on the government for approving this spraying!!
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Don Clark
10 years ago
This must be stopped! How about road blocks?
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E. MacAulay
10 years ago
We fought this battle years ago and are now forced to do it again. This is just another example of Government disregarding the wishes of the people and deliberately ignoring history.
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Raechelle lindsay
10 years ago
No!
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Jon Mason
10 years ago
This is banned in parts of Europe. There's no way we should be taking the chance of it entering our water table
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Phillip MacLeod
10 years ago
This is unacceptable and shameful.
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Kitty MacEachern
10 years ago
This should not be allowed to happen.
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Ann
10 years ago
Big NO!!!!
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Carlos Ramirez
10 years ago
The actions of the government and the pulp and paper mill are considered greedy and pro cancer and pose a risk to the citizens of this country. Absolutely horrible.
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Patricia Danberger
10 years ago
Totally disappointed in our government for allowing this. Come election time you will be held accountable by the electorate.
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Victor Zhu
10 years ago
Stop! enough is enough!
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Lauren Brady
10 years ago
The Minister of Environment has disregarded the voice of the people and has approved the applications of Northern Pulp and five other companies to spray more than 2,600 hectares of woodland with VisionMax, a herbicide containing the active ingredient glyphosate.
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Melissa Mersey
10 years ago
I can't believe the spraying of a carcinogen, bee killing chemical would be allowed in the first place!
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Moira fry
10 years ago
How this is even remotely close to being considered okay is ridiculous.
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Cecilia
10 years ago
Stop this horrible product from being used in our province!
Privatize the gains, and socialize the losses - no thanks. This is wrong in so many ways. The environment needs biodiversity. Allowing this spraying is a crime against humanity and all the species in this ecosystem. Everyone who works at this company (and companies like it) should be ashamed. One world or none.
Stop all of the killING and focus on staying alive.
As a land owner in Nova Scotia, I beg of you, do NOT allow glyphosate spraying!!
Totally irresponsible.
Pulp trees like spruce grow pretty darn well in Nova Scotia - surely this is one "crop" we don't need to apply pesticides to?!
This has to be stopped!! Shame on the government for approving this spraying!!
This must be stopped! How about road blocks?
We fought this battle years ago and are now forced to do it again. This is just another example of Government disregarding the wishes of the people and deliberately ignoring history.
No!
This is banned in parts of Europe. There's no way we should be taking the chance of it entering our water table
This is unacceptable and shameful.
This should not be allowed to happen.
Big NO!!!!
The actions of the government and the pulp and paper mill are considered greedy and pro cancer and pose a risk to the citizens of this country. Absolutely horrible.
Totally disappointed in our government for allowing this. Come election time you will be held accountable by the electorate.
Stop! enough is enough!
The Minister of Environment has disregarded the voice of the people and has approved the applications of Northern Pulp and five other companies to spray more than 2,600 hectares of woodland with VisionMax, a herbicide containing the active ingredient glyphosate.
I can't believe the spraying of a carcinogen, bee killing chemical would be allowed in the first place!
How this is even remotely close to being considered okay is ridiculous.
Stop this horrible product from being used in our province!