April 19, 2024

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  1. Keshav is WRONG !

    NO ONE WANTS THIS #@!!% BAN NONSENSE. 

    Keshav VALIDATES the PROHIBITION against pest control products used in the Urban Landscape under the MISGUIDED PRETEXT of somehow protecting health and environment.

    PESTICIDES DO NOT CAUSE CANCER.

    If Anti-Pesticide Activists like Keshav were not so SCIENTIFICALLY ILLITERATE, they would know that scientific research shows that, as reported through EPA’s and Health Canada’s VAST TOXICOLOGY DATABASE, NO HARM WILL OCCUR when pest control products are applied properly in the Urban Landscape. 

    ALL PESTICIDES have been evaluated for their CARCINOGENIC POTENTIAL.   http://wp.me/p1jq40-6yf  

    Even Canadian Cancer Society’s own web-sites STATE REPEATEDLY that scientific research does NOT provide a conclusive link between pest control products and cancer.   http://wp.me/P1jq40-4qC  

    Scientific research PROVES that pest control products CAUSE NO HARM and DO NOT CAUSE CANCER.

    Moreover, Keshav is WRONG by saying most pesticides reach a species other than their target species.

    Pest control products used in the Urban Landscape SELECTIVELY AND EFFECTIVELY CONTROL disease, insect, and weed pests, but are COMPLETELY SAFE for other non-target organisms  ―  they DO NOT INJURE TURFGRASSES, and have NO persistence beyond season of use.

    These products can be USED SAFELY because the amount required to affect human health is SIGNIFICANTLY HIGHER than any potential level of exposure.

    Keshav is WRONG about the effects on ground-water.

    Pest control products used in the Urban Landscape DO NOT enter our lakes and rivers through surface run-off and storm sewers. 

    PROHIBITION will NOT somehow lead to lower concentrations of contaminants in our stream water. 

    Keshav is WRONG TO ALLEGE that any PROVINCE-WIDE PROHIBITION would be helpful environmentally, when, in fact, pest control products used in the Urban Landscape DO NOT enter our lakes and rivers through surface run-off and storm sewers. 

    This allegation is FALSE, MISLEADING, and CONTRADICTS over twenty-five years of research.   http://wp.me/P1jq40-27X   

    Keshav is WRONG about the effects on bees.

    PESTICIDES DO NOT HARM BEES. 

    Scientific research shows that, as reported through EPA’s and Health Canada’s VAST TOXICOLOGY DATABASE, NO HARM WILL OCCUR TO BEES. 

    The loss of bees is the fault of the beekeepers and their mismanagement practices. 

    They are responsible, and NOT pesticides.   http://wp.me/P1jq40-2BA  

    It must be noted that there are REAL TRENDS AGAINST PROHIBITION across North America, with dozens of jurisdictions that are STOPPING or RESCINDING or LIMITING Anti-Pesticide PROHIBITION, or GRANTING Professional Lawn Care businesses with an EXCEPTION STATUS.   http://wp.me/P1jq40-1JO   http://wp.me/p1jq40-6h1   

    THE PUBLIC DOES NOT WANT THIS #@!!% BAN NONSENSE ?!?! 

    In 2011, a BC POLL conducted by Canadian Consumer Specialty Products Association ( CCSPA ) showed that the VAST MAJORITY of residents are OPPOSED to a PROPOSED PROHIBITION against the use conventional pest control products, and they actually FAVOUR the continued use of these products around their homes and in public green spaces.   http://wp.me/P1jq40-2bo  

    In 2011, an Ontario POLL showed that the public REJECTS PESTICIDE BANS, and MORE THAN HALF of Ontario residents believed that the provincial government DID NOT DO THE RIGHT THING by DID NOT DO THE RIGHT THING BY IMPOSING AN ARBITRARY PESTICIDE BAN.  Ontario residents WOULD RATHER HAVE THE BAN SCRAPPED OR MODIFIED.   http://wp.me/P1jq40-3kB  

    In February 2013, Canadian Association Of Agri-Retailers ( CAAR ) said there is QUESTIONABLE PUBLIC SUPPORT for PROHIBITION against the use of pest control products.   http://wp.me/p1jq40-6tT   

    In February 2013, a POLL conducted by Winnipeg Free Press showed that 60 PER CENT OF THE PUBLIC WERE OPPOSED TO PROHIBITION.   http://wp.me/p1jq40-6ii  

    In Fall 2012, Professional Lawn Care businesses and clients sent to Manitoba Government Officials the results of a PETITION with 2,500 POST-CARDS OPPOSING A PROPOSED PROHIBITION, which was OVERWHELMING OPPOSITION to Anti-Pesticide Activists who had a MERE 1,000 signatures supporting PROHIBITION, with most signatures ORIGINATING FROM OUTSIDE MANITOBA.   http://wp.me/p1jq40-5fL  

    The ONLY people who want PROHIBITION are a SMALL GROUP of activists with VESTED INTERESTS IN CONCOCTING IMAGINARY DANGER against pest control products. 

    They are PUSHING PROHIBITION WITHOUT ANY JUSTIFICATION.

    NO ONE WANTS THIS #@!!% BAN NONSENSE. 

    WILLIAM H. GATHERCOLE AND NORAH G   https://pesticidetruths.com/     http://wp.me/P1jq40-2rr   

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