NEWS 1130
An United Nations agency has issued a warning about the environmental health of Canada’s largest national park. Story here.
Gros Beak Lake, Wood Buffalo Park.
photo by Ansgar Walk
PLANET IN PERIL (PinP) "Where science gets respect." Contaminants which run off from farms and cities, produce dead-zones downstream, where few things can live. It's feared this year's dead zone in the Gulf of Mexico will be the biggest yet. Image by NOAA.
Saturday, 11 March 2017
UNESCO issues warning about Wood Buffalo National Park due to dams, development
An United Nations agency has issued a warning about the environmental health of Canada’s largest national park. Story here.
Gros Beak Lake, Wood Buffalo Park.
photo by Ansgar Walk
Glyphosate presence in honey raises concerns
The Western Producer
For years, environmentalists have said insecticides must be banned to protect bees. Now, some of those same environmental groups are saying that glyphosate must be banned to protect consumers from tainted honey. Story here.
A Manitoba honeybee hive. PinP photo.
Please also read:
A Manitoba honeybee hive. PinP photo.
Please also read:
- "Are Pesticide Regulators on the Take? Canadian Regulators Refuse to Protect Precious Pollinators From Known Toxins. Is Something Crooked Going on Here?"
- "Field of Nightmares. Ottawa continues to embrace the widespread use of Roundup on Canadian farms, by letting corporate seduction trump scientific evidence."
Scott Pruitt Went on TV to Deny Climate Change
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