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03 Jan 2012 09:31p.m.
Mary wrote:
Coasters and other NZer's living in close proximity to our native bush know full well that 1080 is wrong for our ecology - we plead with you all to investigate both sides of this argument, visit many sites, not just the demo sites set up by DoC
22 Dec 2011 04:46p.m.
Peter W Tor-kilsen wrote:
Is the ‘WEST’, Anti Environment. Re: www.humanrights-denied.co.nz/
08 Jun 2011 11:50p.m.
hamish wrote:
people that like 1080 should come down the coast and live with it, i spent most of my spare time in the bush and dont see alot of possums but do notice the lack of bird life where they have 1080, it kills everything
08 Jun 2011 10:56p.m.
Erin wrote:
I think the people that believe we need 1080 need a shrink there are far better options than this disgusting painful poison maybe they should try some
08 Jun 2011 08:45p.m.
James J.REad wrote:
It is surely time to put alternatives to 1080 poisoning in context.Possum trappers & shooters claim to have killed 3 million possums and that sounds good until one realises that the estimated population is 70 million.AS for being a way of reducing unemployment, most possum hunters do not make a living wage, they are generally part timers.
Unless even more 1080 pesticide is used, New Zealand faces a future without many of its special plants and animals - according to Environment Commissioner Dr Jan Wright. Do you agree, or is there a better way to control New Zealand's pests?
Taupo District Council has called on the Government to stop aerial drops of 1080 poison used to kill possums, and to find a sustainable alternative.
Campaigners are ridiculing a decision to spend $600,000 on a 1080 poison drop in Fiordland National Park.
Clyde Graf, a 1080 documentary maker has convictions for bank robbery
Today is poisons day and campaigners have been marching in a number of centres, targeting the use of 1080 poison.
The pristine reputation of one of New Zealand’s most popular tourist regions is under threat from a West Coast group campaigning against the use of 1080.
The controversial 1080 documentary which saw an activist refuse to come down from Mount Tongariro unless it was screened on television has been given an award.
A 1080 pellet used to poison possums has been found in a creek supplying water to the township of Ross, on the West Coast.
A terminally-ill 1080 poison protester threatening to die on Mt Tongariro shows no sign of coming down after his fifth freezing night on the mountain.
About 20 anti-1080 protesters have disrupted the start of a massive aerial poison drop on the West Coast.
1080 protesters have been disrupting aerial drops across the country recently. Is 1080 necessary to control pest populations or is it a dangerous poison which should be banned from our shores?
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