NS McNeil Government needs to listen to its electorate and stop this blatant mismanagement of our environment.
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Tara
9 years ago
Ridiculous; can't believe after all they have gotten away with that they even had the nerve to put in an application!
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Jackue
9 years ago
Stop
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Georgina Chambers
9 years ago
This must be STOPPED!
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Amie Brown
9 years ago
We have to stop killing ourselves for profit.
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Cyndi Stackhouse
9 years ago
spraying glyphosate should not be allowed
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Northern Pulp is killing me!
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Anonymous
9 years ago
I am dumbfounded that this is being contemplated. It's well established the health risks and danger to the environment of this poison. This process must be banned!
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Sue MacKenzie
9 years ago
This is so wrong - the residents of this province deserve better.
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Martina Mckinnon
9 years ago
This must be stopped. Their short term gain will be devastating to Nova Scotia crown land ecology.
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Anne-Marie Schurman
9 years ago
With everything we know about how these sprays work, how connected everything in nature is and how vulnerable it really is, it is beyond belief that petitions like this one are still needed.
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Janet Baker
9 years ago
Damn you, NP, and the government that allows this. Poor, poor little Nova Scotia run by dolts.
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gloria campbell
9 years ago
Enough!
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Matt Weir
9 years ago
Preserving our natural resources is key to a healthy maritime future. It's time we stop allowing corporations free reign over their destruction, all in the hopes that it will provide profit/work now.
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Chris Harwood
9 years ago
This is shameful - McNeil and his bureaucrats are incompetant - time to re-read Rachel Carson's Silent Spring
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Kim Smith
9 years ago
Not in our community!
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Shocking how much this horrible company expects to get away with.
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Patrick Clark
9 years ago
Do it for the kids!
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Marilyn Gpuld
9 years ago
This pesticide needs to be banned in Canada! Many other countries have banned glyphosate, why are we so backward? This stuff kills more than plants!
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Lynda Corkum
9 years ago
Please stop putting toxins into our environment. They affect every living thing. Humans cannot survive without other species. It is reckless and irresponsible to use a known toxin! Please consider the present - and future! generations.
NS McNeil Government needs to listen to its electorate and stop this blatant mismanagement of our environment.
Ridiculous; can't believe after all they have gotten away with that they even had the nerve to put in an application!
Stop
This must be STOPPED!
We have to stop killing ourselves for profit.
spraying glyphosate should not be allowed
Northern Pulp is killing me!
I am dumbfounded that this is being contemplated. It's well established the health risks and danger to the environment of this poison. This process must be banned!
This is so wrong - the residents of this province deserve better.
This must be stopped. Their short term gain will be devastating to Nova Scotia crown land ecology.
With everything we know about how these sprays work, how connected everything in nature is and how vulnerable it really is, it is beyond belief that petitions like this one are still needed.
Damn you, NP, and the government that allows this. Poor, poor little Nova Scotia run by dolts.
Enough!
Preserving our natural resources is key to a healthy maritime future. It's time we stop allowing corporations free reign over their destruction, all in the hopes that it will provide profit/work now.
This is shameful - McNeil and his bureaucrats are incompetant - time to re-read Rachel Carson's Silent Spring
Not in our community!
Shocking how much this horrible company expects to get away with.
Do it for the kids!
This pesticide needs to be banned in Canada! Many other countries have banned glyphosate, why are we so backward? This stuff kills more than plants!
Please stop putting toxins into our environment. They affect every living thing. Humans cannot survive without other species. It is reckless and irresponsible to use a known toxin! Please consider the present - and future! generations.