Pesticides and Wildlife Don't Mix »
Posted by: hurr1 2 months, 2 weeks agoYour tax money is funding the use of highly toxic, deadly poisons to "control" predators, and these poisons often kill other wildlife - including endangered species - and pets, too. Every animal on this earth has a purpose,like the gorillas and dolphins.
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TechnologyExpert2 months, 2 weeks ago
The Earth is an ecosystem, plain and simple. Humans seem to think we can casually eliminate species without it affecting us. How wrong we are.
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triizine2 months, 2 weeks ago
Not to mention the damage we do, when we try to incorporate non-native species to new areas, especially plants.
Here in SW Colorado, we are battling Tamerisk trees that were brought here as ornamentals, and have taken over our river banks. They have choked other native plants, and suck up so much water that it is harmful to everything else. The irony is that the Nature Conservancy is using chemical herbicides to deal with the problem, adding chemicals to the rivers. What to do?
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standupp122 months, 1 week ago
I have to agree with TechnologyExpert. It does effect, but like my father always use to say, a man gotta do what he must do. Extremely cruel but others will not stop so it's no use trying to state your opinion.
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