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STOP the use of Glyphosate in Nova Scotia!

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kathy king maclean
10 years ago

Stop NP use of glyphosate.

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Jane Greening
10 years ago

This must be stopped!

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Jill Raynard
10 years ago

Protect NS and stop spraying...say no to money and yes to nature...money destroys all that gives life. Live simple and happy life !

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Margaret Benjamin
10 years ago

I've signed this petition to hope that this may stop the spraying of the 1,300 hectares of our woodland in Nova Scotia. We can have hope that public will be listened to. Margaret Benjamin in Kentville.

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Wadje
10 years ago

This is preposterous!

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Sarah J Stevens
10 years ago

Please reconsider and stop all spraying that's in effect!!! There is a better way!!!

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Adam Hanlon
10 years ago

NS would be a much nicer place if we can get rid of the damn pine trees. Deciduous trees generate topsoil over time whereas pine trees are too acidic.

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Jodie Malinen
10 years ago

near sighted decision making with nary a care for the future.

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Marc Suckell
10 years ago

Stop the insanity!

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Robert Walsh
10 years ago

No more autumn leaves to see after the forest is defoliated.

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Liz MacDougall
10 years ago

Public safety can't be sold for private profit. Government should be protecting us not putting us in harm's way.

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vanya Innlight
10 years ago

please sign

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Robert Crockett
10 years ago

This is so wrong!

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Melanie
10 years ago

To a brighter future not run by the bottom line of a corporate entity

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ML Francis
10 years ago

Aerial spraying - good choice guys. It'll save you a lot of $$. Don't worry about the rest of the food chain...I am sure your grandchildren won't suffer TOO badly from your selfish lack of forethought and wild disregard. I just hope they are able to fo D something to eat once you have disrupted the food chain. Congratulations on another blow to corporate responsible conduct.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Have we not learned in the past about the affects of any type of spraying.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

As a probable human carcinogen, the proposed use of glyphosate even at low doses, should automatically invoke the Precautionary Principle reversing the burden of proof, placing the onus on the proponent to prove there is no risk of serious harm before the Government approves the use of the chemical.

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Robert Selfe
10 years ago

Stop this madness

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Derek varner
10 years ago

Pretty sad that big business are still allows to poison our environment. Saying it's probably safe, just like DDT, and freon. Was safe at one point. Unfortunately it wasnt

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kelly rice
10 years ago

Kill the bees, kill our food!