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Originally Posted by Gifted Intuitive
This afternoon at 4:30 APTN Television will broadcast a program called APTN Investigates. It documents a group of Indigenous Elders expressing their concerns about the use of glyphosate-based herbicides to the World Health Organization. The usage pertains to aerial application of glyphosate on forested land.
If you hunt in an agricultural area with grain crops the animals you harvest can have up to four blasts of deadly herbicides, fungicides and pesticides in one growing season.
Where is the Provincial Government, the Alberta Fish& Game, and other conservation organizations when this poisoning is happening ?
An ATV disturbing the surface of a terrain is a tragedy: an airplane or a crop sprayer soaking wildlife in deadly chemicals is not a concern. Why does this First Nations group have to go to the World Health Organization to have this tragedy addressed ?
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Very good question...I hope something can be done here as those that hunt for food will be filling their Bellys with this stuff, and over time I'm sure that would pose a very big health issue, our foods have been poisoning us for years...true!
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