cirrus wrote: so that would absorb into the tubers and then into us. just great. And medical profession mystified at the increase in cancer and other modern disease. Good reason to eat organic. Initally they said roundup broke down quickly in the soil,and it was so safe you could drink it,not that anyone did. For a considerable time now its been known that roundup does not break down and is a persistent soil and environmental toxin. And we still use it everywhere. Crazy. Monsanto have recently lost multi billion dollar law suits over its suspected link to cancer,notably californian parks and reserves workers. Yet in N.Z we ignore all that.Its widely used here. Auckland council still sprays grass verges with what is probably roundup. And where does it end up. In the gulf and possibly into our fish. Yet how would it get into manuka honey. Manuka grows in remote wild places and the flowers are well above ground level. One would think honey would be the last place to find traces of glyphosphate
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taurangatroutmaster wrote: Na the gurnard warts are from 1080 |
smudge wrote:
Don't be silly. |
Fishy11 wrote:
I'd be inclined to think he's joking Smudge. With that being said groundwater contamination and run off from 1080 drops definitely aren't good for any species including us. What is the actual go with the gurnard thing out of interest? |
smudge wrote: ... I'm sure that good old NZ isn't the only place to have sprayed glyphosate all over the place ... Who else uses it? |
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