Obsolete Pesticides: the side of the world we do not know ab

[govindas999]

subhash palekar has found the solution with zero budget farming;no pesticides or fertilisers:just cow dung n urine!!!!

[PhuqueU]

God Damn the Duponts to Hell

[jerphaas1]

hey John,

Goed je te zien op youtube!

Jerphaas

[parthulk]

Thank you. I appreciate your response. It was an amazing study, and the findings . . . I am still "wowed" by them. Again, thank you.

[parthulk]

fyi: I did a study re: termites. Vinegar eliminates them. Cheaper. Safer. MUCH more effective. Please share the knowledge.

[JohnVijgen]

Deear Parthulk, I saw your message on the use of termistes. That is very interesting . I have forwarded the message to the relevant person at UNEP in Nairobi and the person at teh GEF for the Stockholm Convention. Great input and thanks very much

[1oneundergod1]

all that 'aid' money

the chemical industry can make it but when the need to dispose of it where are they?

they poluted our soils and waters to make it

the multinationals own it

its an industry

make the 'industry' clean it up

if they cant do 'responsable buisness' , govts must stop them doing their buisness as usual

call it a cost[duty] of doing buisness

[JohnVijgen]

I understand what you say, but it is of no use to blame the industry. We have to start to take action ourselves in order to change somethings in this world, otherwise nothing will happwen

[1oneundergod1]

dear john

we cannot start action 'ourselves'[unless your a chemist] and are able to convert this substance to inert matter, or safer 'product'

the industry either has the knowladge , or they give up the right to make this type of time bomb

if the experts cant control the substance we need top control the experts

till we hold to account those who can repair this problem we cannot know who is to fix it

they want to create and trade chemicals ,it clearly lies in thier laps[lapse]