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Posted by Ed on December 22, 2002 at 07:21:24 from (142.154.17.30):
In Reply to: You Could Be Next posted by stan on December 21, 2002 at 13:14:49:
Although I don't farm for a living, I live in the country, have a woodlot, sawmill, tractor, etc. and was brought up in a farm family in the fifties.
It's getting almost as bad here(Eastern Canada). I am not allowed to have my own dumpsite back in "my own woodlot" anymore.
We now have "WasteWatch", a government run system. The only thing the farmers around me are doing that I am opposed to is the poisoning of our ground water, which we depend on for drinking water, by dumping large quantities of chemicals on the ground.
When the fish in the rivers die after every heavy rain, it's time to rethink this method of farming. Ed
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