I am the fish wrote: We are likely to fish around the Kawau region this weekend and no doubt in 80 - 100 mtrs+ what do you guys rekon. Catch and release all day? Or take a feed home for the inlaws? The fish. |
Please read: http://www.oceanaware.info/Marine_Dog_Deaths.html
Onni wrote: Please read: http://www.oceanaware.info/Marine_Dog_Deaths.html |
2-EXTREME wrote:
NAIL ON THE HEAD!!! The NZ Herlad and all other media need to read, print, screen this article and start causing some $#@! to put the worry out of peoples minds and have someone own up that this is the real issue. Has been my theory all along, small insoluable pellets, even my fricken goldfish eat anything I throw in the tank. |
MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET BRODIFACOUM 0,25%
Persistence and degradability
The active
ingredient is scarcely degradable
HANDLING AND STORAGE
๔ Handling: Use all the individual precautions provided
to avoid contact.
๔ Storage: Keep container tightly closed in cool and
dry places, away from
unauthorised
people and food.
Environmental
risks: Soil and water can be polluted.
Harmful effects: The preparation contains a substance
with anticoagulant effects
and may cause
internal haemorrhaging, even delayed.
Persistence and degradability
The active
ingredient is scarcely degradable
REGULATORY INFORMATION
adverse
effects in the aquatic environment.
S 60 This material and its container must be disposed
of
as hazardous waste.
S 61 Avoid release to the environment. Refer to
special
instructions/Safety
data sheets
The information in this Material Safety Data Sheet is
based on our present knowledge and on the EEC
regulations. The product must not be used for purposes
different from those specified. It is the userโs
responsibility
to take all necessary measures to follow the local and national regulations.
SAFETY DATA
SHEET
Hazard Properties: Combustion
products are toxic and or irritant. Measures have to be
taken to
prevent the contaminated extinguishing agent from seeping
into the ground
or from spreading uncontrollably.
HSNO Classifications:
9.1D = Harmful
to aquatic organisms.
Environmental Risk and Safety
Phrases:
Avoid
contamination of any water supply with chemical or empty
Container
Moggy wrote: class action against DOC now who's brave enough?
hands up |
2-EXTREME wrote:
NAIL ON THE HEAD!!! The NZ Herlad and all other media need to read, print, screen this article and start causing some $#@! to put the worry out of peoples minds and have someone own up that this is the real issue. Has been my theory all along, small insoluable pellets, even my fricken goldfish eat anything I throw in the tank. |
cal25 wrote:
atleast one major broadcaster has this article.... |
JonnyBlaze wrote:
I know a few people who have rung DOC now and just gotten the cold shoulder. |
Finatic wrote: It's always 'next week' when they're going to know the results... I thought we had some of the best scientists in the world? |
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