Toxic chemicals - A menace to bees and farmland | DW Documentary
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- Modern agriculture is designed to produce high yields. But it also depletes the soil. How do over-fertilization and pesticides impact the environment and humans? Are we poisoning our world and driving species to extinction?
Fertile farmland is a precious resource - and it is vital to food production. But the abundant use of chemicals is ravaging the Earth, while pesticides are making species go extinct, contaminating soils, and killing off microorganisms important to a healthy generation of humus.
Glyphosate, neonicotinoids, organophosphates, or pyrethroids: These are just a few of the approximately 1,000 pesticides and herbicides approved in Germany to kill pests, fungi, and weeds. Farmers distribute about 90,000 tons of pesticides a year on their crops - yielding billions of euros of business for chemical companies.
"Neonicotinoids are flushed into the soil by the rain. There, they are highly toxic to many organisms ... They poison insects and the environment", explains toxicologist Henk Tennekes. Neurotoxins from neonicotinoids have long been suspected of causing bees to die en masse. It took 30 years for neonicotinoids to be prohibited EU-wide, in 2021, even though early studies had warned against their use. Even now, the fight isn’t over. For one thing, emergency approvals for neonicotinoids are being used to circumvent their prohibition. For another, other substances with similar applications have been on the market for a long time, the effects of which are insufficiently researched. Moreover, neonicotinoids are still authorized for use in many countries outside the EU.
Nearly 40 percent of the EU budget is spent on agriculture. The common agricultural policy (CAP) was recently renegotiated and will be in place until 2027. It is supposed to also promote eco- and climate-friendly agriculture. But many say the new CAP is still far from green.
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Honeybees are not the only bee species we need to save, there are thousands of bee species that do much for the the environment this needs to made clear in these documentaries.
Yep, also honeybees are also killing other bee species because they are an invasive species in many areas around the world.
Absolutely! Wasps are also pollinators and help protect plants from other pets but most people are too busy trying to get rid of them to notice
I think there are 4,000 species of ground nesting bees in the U.S. alone. Bats, bees, flies, beetles, moths, and many other species act as pollinators as well.
honey bees can also be a powerful tool in the rebuilding of these native ecosystems too, especially where there may otherwise be a declining number of native pollinators, native plant species, etc.
into several years of maintaining a given apiary, one can expect more native wildflowers, and successful reproduction of the plant species which will then also help to feed many other organisms throughout that locale.
short term, over population of honey bees can increase competition, but maintaining an appropriate sized apiary without the goal of maximum honey production, or not for production at all, can absolutely be a positive long term investment into biodiversity and increase yields of native forage for all organisms within that radius.
when it comes to the beekeepers fighting these fights, against chemicals specifically and those of us within the beekeeping community who are also not using chemical interventions *inside the hives*, many of us are also advocating for native species too, but in a lot of ways - at present - honey bees, beekeepers, are somewhat more able to represent that fight in a monetary/industrial sense, to take on these giant chemical companies.
though we/society at large is absolutely at a disadvantage with how much money influence politics.
@@deciduus yes, you give valid points, but there's no much media coverage for wild bees, therefore common ppl think they need to add a beehive at their backyard to save the bees, which imho really defeats the point: common ppl can contribute better by adding shelters for wild bees (it's also a fun kid project), rather than a beehive - leave latter for professionals. As I've heard the number of honey bees really skyrocketed in the past years, despite the problems with beekeeping (pest, disease).
Greed - one of the major downfalls of humans. Ironically we are killing ourselves trying to maximise profits. It saddens me to see so many bees killed, they are so precious, what a waste. All organisms play a part in our ecosystem, just that some are more beneficial to us than others but we must keep this balance rather than take shortcuts.
to maximize profits for a select few. this needs to stop
Yes, a limited few! More money
More money
More money
How much is enough?
I'll let you know when I have made my last dollar...Getty.
Next is space and military space, so destroy Earth we don't need it.
Selfishness in many aspects are the real issue. Overpopulation being main problem
Very prevalent here in the US large Industries manipulate our government in the form of lobbyist
These farmers are amazing. Thank you DW for helping teach people the simple truths about nature that we have known since at least the 80s. Nature is profoundly beautiful and complex.
There is a long list of plants that keep pest away. Pesticide is just an easy way of not doing all that work and in the end it's killing us.
Yeah. When I first moved in here, my neighbors were aghast that I dug up each weed.
That takes patience and time. Montana wants to rule the world 🌎
And everything else.
@@angeldark8812 you mean Monsanto
@@theoryofpersonality1420 You really mean Bayer cause Bayer owns them.
What do they think its doing to the human population that consumes crops that have neonicotinoid residue inside the plant itself
they don't care because profit. eventually they won't be able to hide from the damage they cause but I'd rather they be stopped asap
There's another DW documentary that links these pesticides to Alzheimer's disease.
Meanwhile as Europe engages in this merry-go-round, these chemicals are being dumped on small farmers in the rest of the world without any controls. I should know, I am a farmer out here Africa. We are being poisoned.
Yeah, that's the thing that these documentaries should also mention. If Europe banned all of these chemical substances that would be great, but those companies that manufacture those chemicals would just move their business elsewhere => 3rd world countries. In fact - as you already mentioned - they already do that as we are speaking. And already developed countries don't seem to care about people living in those countries and how it may affect them so much... it's sad stuff but that's our reality because we allowed those big chemical corporations to play Gods. To risk with health and lives of all living organisms on our planet, and all of that for what? Convenience? And It's only our fault for allowing them to do so.
You know.. one gotta be a hell of a psychopath or sociopath to do this to our environment WILLINGLY. They know god damn well what they are doing to the environment and they know why they do it => to make tons of money in shortest time possible . These people are just missing empathy for the others. They care only about themselves and maybe their close ones, but they surely don't care that it will affect future generations. All they care about is their "wealth being". All they care about is to have a high score => a lot of money => power, for the time they are alive. They don't care what happens after they die. They don't even care about their own families it seems, otherwise they wouldn't poison the whole planet like this..
@@NamFlow and sadly there is such little consciousness of the extent of this crisis amongst the very third world consumers and small farmers.
We do our bit to raise the alarm but I cannot report that things are changing, they are in fact getting worse. Our ver government in South Africa what little assistance they do offer to small farmers, it comes in the form of vouchers to purchase these very poisons.
That is so horrible , all life being stangled ! Be your best ! Stay strong 💪
We should go back to traditional types of farming which is friendly to both humans and soil health, but in the world today corporations and most farmers wants to maximize as much profits as possible in derivations of human health
Well, some farmers do. Other farmers would be happy just to get along, but they are pressured by large corporations who have finagled being their business partner.
Take chicken. The partner supplies the eggs. Decides how many chickens THEY think the farmer should raise. If the farmer doesn't raise as many as they want s/he is penalized.
let's say the farmer wants his chickens to have a foot and a half square piece of space (1/2 a meter square) instead of the standard 1 foot square. He wouldn't be able to raise as many chickens in the space he has. Not only would he get less money, but the corporate partner would penalize him because he wasn't producing as many chickens as they wanted.
Remember, they don't just want to make a profit, they want to make a BIG profit.
It's not practical. Traditional farms yeild way less than those using chemicals and requires more maintenant. It's not competitive enough and will be pushed out of the market.
Traditional farming methods are not capable of feeding large condensed populations as they are now.
Your suggestions are extremely short sighted :*
Not really traditional farming became to fractured
There are now modern systems that
Use no plow
No spray
No feed other than the last growth
Just good ground management
And using one plant to help the next one
Impossible in single crop fields
Thanks DW, Bayer's behavior is making sure that I'll never buy anything from them.
Without Bees, and the insects under the soil, it's game over for most creatures on this planet.
Without wild* bees and, beekeeping is one of the reasons wild bees die. Honey bees are fine, they are not endangered
Its back to basic...otherwise the way back not possible anymore...because everything already is messed up.
So very sad this!! 😞😔
This is very disturbing. We also breathe this stuff, no wonder more and more people get lung deceases.
At least humans we deserve it because of our Greed to Overpopulate the planet and force a finite planet to take care of us whose population is growing uncontrollably.... But my pain goes to other organisms we kill in the process.
Humans are destructive to every species of the planet... Sadly we're also killing ourselves
@@mugumyapaultheafricannomad9488 Yeah, it's sad we are so blinded and arrogant on this little rock drifting trough space.
Man we killing this world 😔
We are truly parasites to the Earth. No argument there. Indigenous and those who understand the land are exempt from this.
Read the Bible. Everything is going how it’s supposed too.
Not men people
Yea, but let's not yo.
@@taylorbug9 Maybe we just gotta keep informing eachother, -amplifying our efforts. Many believe there's still time. Hope so. Very informative doc's on this channel. Inspiring. 🌹
This video is very helpful! This should be shown in schools!
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Neče to učiti u školama jer je kemijski lobi jak.i ima dobre advokate i podršku političara .
Those companies have to pay for ever damage done to the environment, if they didn't research their products before putting it out its at them problem, not an us problem. Make them pay, jail the leadership first, then make them pay.
An excellent and informative documentary, thank you DW.
It was said in the documentary that chemically-fueled farming yields 20% more than organic... Is that really the difference that justifies agresive chemicals in farming? It does not seem like much to be honest. We could all benefit from eating a bit less but higher quality and safer food. Also seeing the poor bees convulsing in horrible death is heath-breaking 😢
its not about the quantity.. its about maximizing profit. do it the cheapest possible way. You need to feed the miserable urban population impoverished by never ending inflation with cheapest toxic food there is!
At least in the U.S., the nearly 200 million acres planted in GM soy and corn aren't used for food. So that heavily subsidized 20% additional harvest goes for factory farm animal feed, ethanol, is exported - the tiny amount used for "food" goes to high fructose corn syrup.
@@bumblebee6503 I know and then they stuff it into everything starting with your beverage and ending with baby food. It's all so wasteful and upside down and let's not forget other side effects such as diabetes and obesity..
@@bumblebee6503 tragic
anything that isnt organic should be outlawed
Thank you DW! I learn so much while watching your well created documentaries. Kudos!
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Kudos DW every weekend I have to watch 3 of your documentaries and share them after. Its really very educative.
These pesticide companies need to be taken out of business for the harm they have caused this world for generations to come. Humans and ecosystems alike.
I was shot by Monsanto/ Bayer for protesting their poison. No cash for me.
OMG. I remember as a child handling corn seeds with the red stuff in South Africa, and mind you, we believed that the substance is safe for use and that it is advanced. I shudder to think about our health should it have been long term. I really do not understand why the big seed and pesticide companies do not experiment with natual substances (they exist and I have come accross them) They have the money for R&D, so why do they not want to make better products?
It is most probably because of production costs. Safer products are generally harder to produce, and thus must be sold at a more expensive price. Are farmers willing to pay much more? In general, not really
@@PG-3462 Farmers are dying from pesticides: parkinsos, lung disese, etc and poor soils cost a lot of money. yes, they are willing to pay
@@mck5549 If they were, they would all switch to organic farming. But they don't, so you're actually wrong.
@@PG-3462 Lawl, that's what they want you to think. Do you wanna know how many pharma companies that literally do the same thing? Just look at insulin. It's true man, it's just cheaper to be evil :(
@@PG-3462 You sound like you are defending something, even going to tell me that I am wrong. Who is right? you?
Thank you DW!
Another wonderfully directed documentary! 🙂
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Nationalize all research, put it in universities and publicly publish.
Greed, that one word sums up mankind's biggest failing, deadly to ALL life on Earth either directly or indirectly.
There are certain plants that bugs do not like if planted next to other plants species that bugs do like to eat it repels bugs & protects the plants this has been known sence ancient time why is it still not used ?
Great documentary on whether pesticides are linked to Parkinson’s disease also.
The only channel I can trust.
Lol.
intervention in environment and damaging of environmeny definitely will impact us and that will be so costly
Two rows of crops one row of wild flowers. Beneficial bugs live in wildflowers. Bugs that eat the crops feed the bugs that live in flowers. So the bugs that live on the flowers will eat the bugs that land on the crops.
Also flowers bring in pollinators. More pollinators means a highers yield of crops and little to no crop eating bugs.
farmers only care about profit. they will always do it the cheapest way to maximize profit. they don't care if our children get cancer
Organic farming in old ways is coming back soon. When the environment provides unending droughts, rains, hurricanes, tornadoes...
and the groundwater decreases, what can we expect ? Ground oil won't last forever.
U can't do old farming. Why? Overpopulation is the problem.
Naturally land can only take care of a limited number of people. U need to put see land to rest for some seasons but with our population growing by 6 million people every week, no way we can sustain agriculture. Scientists who study Earth's resources prove that current population needs 1.8 Earths to sustain the current population, meaning there's no way Earth can naturally sustain more than 4 billion of us. The solution should be controlling population, as we try other means on top... Otherwise u can't have 8 billion people on Earth and manage sustainable natural farming, no calculations can give you that answer... If I'm wrong I would like to be corrected
@@mugumyapaultheafricannomad9488 Obvious reasons when the climate is bad a lot of people will die of natural calamities, diseases and hunger. For the rest of the people earth can provide like it used to everything they need(not wish).
We need to care our future children
Thank you for showing the logo. I kept thinking she was saying “Buyer”
MASHAALLAH khub valo video.......
LOVE YOUR VIDEOS-DOCUMENTARYS ...TY
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5:17 this guy just leaves the pocket knife out with the sharp bit pointing up in front of him on the dash board, the mad man
Do you live in safe bubble?
@@xsiadz Sorry I don't like to compete in the Darwin Awards like you, nor want to take part in the Rube Goldberg machine category of that activity. I like my pocket knife put away where it won't fly at me when my car comes to a sudden stop of any reasons.
Can we? yes, will we? probably not :(
The fact is; the problem is Overpopulation of Humans. We already exceeded long ago what soil can naturally provide to humans. Same thing goes with clean water and Oxygen. The last time I checked scientific figures; the current population needs 1.8 Earths to just sustain the current population with resources it can naturally provide. We live on a finite planet, we can't be having infinite population growth this consumption. We're paying the price of of our uncontrollable population growth
12000 colonies?!!!!!!!!! what the?! I was honestly shocked listening to this... so sad
and this is Germany, the most developed country in the world. imagine whats happening in poorer countries outside the EU where there are literally no pesticide regulations
They need to be shut down NOW
Exponential growth of auto immune deseases in human animal is also to be blamed on these poison manufacturing companies.
2 house cows come into my house, otherwise, they browse a whole range of fruit and other trees...lots of grass, fresh garlic and herbs and veggies.
They are happy, the chickens love them, they are happy, the ground is happy.
this is all about happy .. shepherding the animals...beyond the fences...It's beautiful...not perfect but so much happier and healthier than the sheiß poisonous and sad, crowded prisons of industrial farming.
I remember in Mexico the seeds used to be pink. One time my brother ate a Mango with the pink stuff in his hands he almost died from poisoning.
In Zimbabwe they are green and I believe I have seen the red type too.
Have you ever tried fermented Neem tree leaves extract as insect repellant? In my case, I spray it on my vegetable plants. As per my observation, it's effective on protecting vegetables from insect bites esp. the leafy greens.
thank u !!!!
If it were not for the living creatures in the soil, the soil would just be sand.
The trouble is, farmers and industry simply won't see it or believe it when it's pointed out to them.
The answer is biodynamic farming and its out there for almost 100 years now.
The allowance of poison in food always amazed me. It's a culture in decline.
So true, everyone I know has serious medical issues but they continue to eat the chemical laden foods, they will not stop, it's so sad.
Someone’s getting paid under the table to ‘fast track these chemicals with no questions asked’.
I like your channel very much on tatasky...from india... thanks 👍
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In past Farming was a form of survival, now it is Profit followed way behind by survival
Living soil microbes, fungi etc.
No pesticides
What are red seeds hope you answer
Thank you for this excellent video. I farm and have studied this subject extensively and agree with most of it. Ban neonics.
Super 👌👌
If it does this to Bees what else does it really harm , soil ? , birds ? Other insects, animals and what about us ?
Capitalism is driving farmers to use whatever they have to in order to compete in today's market. Our environment and our food is suffering because of these economic practices with no regulations.
Without healthy farming practices, our soil is no longer a renewable resource.
Farmers can't compete in today's market, unless they use the same chemicals and genetically modified seeds that their competitors are using. The diversity of food products available have declined because of these practices. Our farmers have become driven to make a profit, over their ability to provide a quality product to the consumers . It was different when we had many small farmers who were more concerned about producing quality food, and maintaining the quality of their soil, and upholding years of tradition passed down through generations. The large companies responsible for selling these chemicals need to be held accountable. And the farming industry needs to have regulations that protect our environment and the quality of our food, as well as their ability to make a profit. When supply and demand dictates a price for a commodity be lower than the cost of producing it, then farmers have to seek out ways of making a profit that compromise the quality of the commodity. They will even be driven to hurt the environment in their quest to stay afloat in this market.
Our failure to regulate these chemicals, and regulate farming, is a failure of Capitalism. Capitalism is only good as long as it promotes healthy Competition. In today's market, people buy out their competitors once they are forced out of business. After all the small farms have been run out of business, large cooperate farms are the only farms that remain. Producing food has become more about making a profit for a monopoly than it has become about producing quality food, and protecting our environment.
Ye... Capitalism turned carcinogenic... Becuase we all Greedy ok. Now it's time to reap the profits of having this economic capitalistic system and its not goof
@@xyx4266 Actually, the problem is not "capitalism". The USSR used just as much, if not more pesticides than the ultra-capitalist USA in the same time period. Pollution comes from overconsumption. Our overconsumption of some type of food require farmers to make huge monocultures, which require pesticides and all kind of chemicals
@@PG-3462 it's mainly because everyone want cheap food. Today we spend
@@christofferbrandel6491 Exactly. People want cheap food which come ready out of the box/restaurant. This requires monocultures for two reasons: 1) monocultures make food into commodities (in other words, factories/restaurants which purchase all this food want to purchase huge quantities of it and all the food needs to correspond perfectly to a list of criterias) 2) Monocultures make food cheaper, as a much bigger quantity is produced. People always blame "capitalism" for everything, while the actual problem is overconsumption and bad consumer behaviors. Even if we became perfectly communist tomorrow morning, nothing would change if people don't change what and how they eat. People must learn to cook again, to prefer food produced locally and stop purchasing industrial food
@willie wortel However, you're not any better than those who blame capitalism. Here you're blaming China for everything... Pollution comes from overconsumption. Most products that we overconsume are produced in China... Stop trying to blame others and you should realize that you also need to make efforts to change your lifestyle. It's not by blaming capitalism, other countries, the government or corporations that things will change. It's by changing your lifestyle and your consumption habits, and by encouraging others to do the same
"In return, I relinquish all existing or future claims for damages... To the state of Baden-Württemberg."
... Let that process.
Russian agro corporations are killing all the land where they work, that people are selling housing and leaving for other regions(((
Imagine how much energy is used to make arable land in all world. Especially these rich country's with there perfect fields.
Bayer bought Monsanto. 2 great evils join together so good
They must be stopped before they wipe us all out.
Have you considered hydroponics farming without soil? You could grow food 365/24/07.
Plants also require a light-dark cycle to develop properly. They need rest like the rest of us. :)
Plants can be grown with hydroponics sure, but those will be weaker and less prolific than ones grown in a healthy soil. Roots form a symbiotic relationship with soil organisms like mycorrhizas (fungi), which increase nutrient intake and help plants to fight against pathogens.
I'm always skeptical about the unnatural process of things I'm guess am a naturalist
@@ShakorPicou @ladoga Growing hydroponically/aeroponically is actually the best way of growing plants the challenge is providing enough light for crops like wheat in vertical farming, and generally upcost of building the infrastructure to farm those plants on (especially that you need to aerate the water and different machines to collect the crops)
Its maybe unnatural but the plants dont really care if they get the nutriens from feriliser or basically the same thing but broken by bacteria from dead plant matter, additionally the best thing is that aeroponics/hydroponics waste pretty much no water so they are very eco friendly, there are no runoffs as all the water can be recycled.
To make things even better is that if you can create very clean sterile conditions and isolate the plants you dont need to worry about using any pesticides, and if you have contamination its possible to eradicate the pests with one time use.
hydroponics/aeroponics are the best in every aspect and plants grown this method can be grown to be absolutely perfect in terms of taste, color and nutritional value, the challenge is basically starting cost, acces to advanced enough technology like LED efficiency to be good enough and modyfying the plants to be more efficient and adapted too
@@ladoga you can actually search for ppl growing hydroponically, the plants are actually much bigger and heathier than soil/outside ones, the difference is night and day.
they might be weaker in terms of transplating them back to soil and to outside, as they need to acclimatise to different conditions and come in contact with outside diseases the same way as native americans were very vulnerable to common cold from european ppl back in history, but that doesnt completly matter if you simply are farming those plants as obviously you completly separate the plants from outside environment from start to finish without needing to transplant them anywhere
I appreciate your edification on the advantages and disadvantages the challenges and modifications that one faces with the hydroponics this enlightenment is well received thanks a million. I am still 💯 adamant about sun, soil and water organically grown foods 🌽🌶
*Tribute to Monsanto, Bayer, creep Billy Gates and his handlers.* 👏 👏 👏
Watch “Kiss the Ground” on Netflix, a new documentary about healthy soil
There is nothing conventional about “conventional farming”. Chemicals, gmos, plastics only came about in the last century or so. Everyone’s ancestors ate organically. Conventional farming should refer to organic farming while farming with chemicals should be Inorganic...
I live in Atlanta Georgia, in the land void of bees, butterflies and lady bugs. I just chewed out my stupid neighbor and the company that sprays their yard. The toxins go into my yard, where I no longer see the beauty of beneficial insects! We need to OUTLAW ALL TOXINS and locate easy solutions. The inside of my home is bug free. Recipe: Two cups of brown sugar, half cup boric acid one cracker or bread, mix with a little water and no more bugs. Outside, spiders take care of the rest, but who knows how much longer they will be around.
Everything has to take a backseat when it comes to money
There’s so much microscopic plastics and pesticides in our environment that I think it’s too late unless everything was stopped now, which isn’t going to happen.
Are you vegan ?
The earth has an amazing knack of repairing it's self. It will do that. We will die off first. The earth will never die off.
We really need more programs like this and you to get it through to thick heads of industry before they kill off the human race.
Vertical farming all the way
If it's killing bees imagine what it's doing to our health little by little 😲
All this time....i just want to find who is this women narrator....may someone tell me please,tq..
Who is the company????
Soon we have to leave earth: Seems Interstellar movie is actually going to take place within a century
We can't even control one greenhouse gas here on earth, how are we supposed to manipulate the atmosphere of a far off planet with a trillionth of the available resources at hand? Farmers need to stop using pesticides and start making their soil more nutritious so that the healthy organisms can fight off the bad organisms.
Also this whole conspiracy theory of man made climate change needs to be reassessed and people need to realize we are still coming out of a mini ice age and temperatures should be expected to rise. Enough of this doom and gloom "gotta escape to a new planet cause of terrible humans". Just stop the corrupt corporations and we are good.
No way, the distances are to vast.
Going from point A to point B even at the speed of light won't get you there in time before you die of old age.
... CAN YOU FEEL IT ? IT HAS ALLREADY BEGAN.
what kind of perosn dislikes this video? i dont get it... quality content DW!
Monsanto fans, that's who.
@@iii___iii Bayer bought Monsanto genius
@@iii___iii You do realize that Bayer bought up Monsanto in 2016?
TBH...We're F****d...
we all can make a chan, let's stop wasting products and food..
The Animals are very cute! 🐓
Now I’ll never buy from Bayer again!
All of these poisonous chemicals should be stopped immediately if the companies aren't willing to give back huge amounts of their profits to the countries where their poisons are wreaking havoc. Either way, these poisons need to be removed from the market as soon as possible.
Most dangerous species on earth
We are humans
How very true. We're wiping out ourselves.
Humans won't be happy until Mother Earth is completely destroyed. She will regenerate and we won't. Jokes on us.
Promote and plead for the agroecology is necessary.
At 29:00 "It weakened their immune systems enough to make them highly vulnerable......." Hey Corona come in.
04:40 this is the most german thing I've ever heard.
😂 too funny
do you realize that the deal between Bayer and Baden-Wurttenberg is FASCISM?
I farm in Ontario, Canada and have used these toxins in the past. With the information (now 6 years old) as to their danger, I find it distressing and stupid that they have only been restricted and not banned here. This is an outrage. My view is still a minority. In the US, their use is huge. Compared to my youth, there are way less insects. The birds are now declining too.
Plans to protect air and water, wilderness and wildlife are in fact plans to protect man. - Stewart Udall
Deja vu
The solution to these problems is not to reorganize the economy. The solution is to incentivize farmers to grow better and more nutritious crops without artificial pesticides and fertilizers.
Wow
😢😢😢
do we know we have been bullying our mother earth badly ?
First take care of evil Monsanto
Wake up viewers! Wake up!!!!! Sound the alarm!!!
If they didnt call out these wont watch it!
Has anyone ever done a study to see how these chemicals affect allergies and neurological problems like autism?
On a similar thread, there’s a documentary on prime video I watched called Genetically Modified Children. It was done by a French reporter, and she went to South America where it’s ground zero for a lot of Monsanto agrichemical testing. Much like the Teflon documentary, The Devil We Know, they found that the chemicals harmed people from their parents to in the womb to environmental hazards post birth. The birth defects were astounding. Entire towns dying from the poison. Sometimes the documentary rotates in and out of availability for ‘free’ on prime, I’m unsure of other sources to watch, but the film may interest you.
@@jen3566 Thanks I will look this up.
Another product and focus to develop processing honey in lab.
And people are worried about vaccines🤦🏿♂️
Prije ekstremnog korištenja pesticida bilo je manje neuroloških i ostalih bolesti.tipa rak.