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STOP the use of Glyphosate in Nova Scotia!

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Dori Osmond
10 years ago

Glyphosate causes CANCER. Please THINK Nova Scotia. STOP THIS!

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Dana Dorey
10 years ago

Thanks once again for the opinion of the public. Cant wait till election time !!

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Sylvia Gard
10 years ago

I am very concerned about the many areas affected by this chemical.

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Carmen Reid
10 years ago

You have to stop ... The all might dollar is not the bottom line !!!

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Barbara Cochrane
10 years ago

For all our sakes, please stop.

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Sandra Geddes
10 years ago

Stop spraying glyphosate........ It's killing our province. Hire thinners like other provinces and countries. This is just sick! It's banned from garden and lawn products, but let just spray it on our tress!!! What the F. Is wrong with our government. He needs to go!

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Cheryl Harrison
10 years ago

This needs to stop.

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Paul
10 years ago

This is wrong on so many levels. Let the forest be what it's meant to be. Nova Scotia is such a beautiful place, this will surely mark THE END!! PS FU MONSANTO AND THEIR ASSOCIATES!!! You companies are seriously destroying the world

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Karen Olsson
10 years ago

No need to spray with something that has been shown on prestigousplants to be harmful

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John and Laraine Chaplin
10 years ago

Margaret Miller is a disaster for the environment that she is supposed to protect. Another black mark for the NS Liberals! Let's stop this dangerous nonsense.

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Lorna wood Houck
10 years ago

Monoculture does not exist in nature . As with anything that works, diversification is necessary. Stop killing off our beautiful hardwoods for the sake of a few greedy individuals/ mega corporations.time and time again, the mega rich 1% feel righteously entitled to exploit our earth's delicate resources, manipulate nature's harmony, and poison all of us(flora, fauna,plants, animals...all delicate and precise living systems) in the process! WAKE UP PEOPLE!! Know your rights! Learn your rights! It's time! Civil disobedience.! Other wise don't complain after the damage is done to you, your loved ones, your health....your drinking water....educate yourselves!! Speak out! There's too much unnecessary cancer and disease already.

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Tina Mutuc
10 years ago

I am against this because I want the next generation to inherit a better Canada, better environment. I hope politicians will hear the our voices.

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Kara Turner
10 years ago

Margaret Miller this decision needs to be reversed - it is not acceptable to the people living and breathing in this province.

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LORRAINE OBRIEN
10 years ago

STOP SPRAYING.

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Fred Hall
10 years ago

http://fundywritersretreat.blogspot.ca/2010/07/aerial-spraying-in-local-area.html?m=1

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Lisa Blake
10 years ago

It's time the NS government starts listening to the people of NS! We will NOT accept this destruction of our environment! Corruption runs rampant throughout EVERY department in this government! Every decision made, needs to have the question of, Who benefits? , answered. WHO could possibly benefit from this decision to spray poison? It's not the people of Nova Scotia, it's not our natural resources and it's not in the best interest of moving towards a more sustainable way of life!

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William ash
10 years ago

Toxic chemicals that don't break down end up in our water. This chemical has shown to have the potential to cause cause multi generational reproductive problems. Think to the future not the present in the use of these chemicals.

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Chris Percey
10 years ago

I don't feel that the science is clear enough to say a perfect yes or no to this, and in these cases we should always fall on the precaution side. The WHO say there are concerns with health issues from this spray. They have NO money to be made out list here so I'm willing to trust them and say if there are differing opinions then least see the science and who paid to have the studies done that say it's not a concern.

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Kenneth Kendell
10 years ago

Why not make people on welfare go cut the unwanted hardwood and earn their cheques? Or sell license's on cutting hardwood and make a few bucks doing it , then invest that money back into the province?

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Anne LeBlanc
10 years ago

This is dangerous!