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[…]nine months. A 2016 study found a 25 percent increase in the rate of autism in areas where aerial spraying is conducted. Again, Dr Hall and Mattson have started a gofundme page to gather support. They hope to legally stop the ongoing spraying AND persuade authorities out of court to stop using […]
[…]equine encephalitis virus). They then compared those rates in 16 different zip codes where the spraying doesn’t happen. For kids living in zip codes where spraying happened each summer, there was about a 25% higher risk of an autism diagnosis or developmental problem, compared to kids who lived where no spraying was done. It seems that the way pesticides are applied might have something to do with the correlation; there are animal studies which show that pesticides can affect certain neurotransmitters in the brain, however, their exact effects on brain development are still being studied. From the TIME article: “The study […]
[…]spraying. Now let’s have other counties in Florida, TX, NY, CA and around the US that are spraying by air follow suit! Clay County, Florida- Clay County cited the nearly 1,000 percent increase in mosquitos, since Hurricane Irma, as their reason to start aerial spraying with naled. However, thanks to all our many friends who let the county know exactly how they felt, it seems we’ve been able to get them to back down: “Based on feedback we have received from the public, Clay County will NOT move forward with using the EPA approved chemical Naled for aerial mosquito control…” The […]
[…]of our total community population is indoors and it is not flying around at night when the aerial spraying controls. What you see in Florida is the adaptive plan for West Nile mosquito… Aerial spraying with naled or many of the other insecticides have been proven systematically to be less effective. For aedes aegypti you need on the ground spray, houses and yards and absolutely control breeding sites by getting rid of standing water.” Dr. Callahan, who is based at Harvard, has practiced on over 2,000 Zika patients over the years and until 2013, there was ZERO history of […]
[…]Monsanto’s Roundup weedkiller, in food.”1Cur Although the bill would only ban late-harvest spraying of glyphosate on oats and require the federal government to test popular kids foods for the herbicide that’s been linked to cancer, it’s a start in the right direction. And it’s about time. Key provisions in DeLauro’s bill include:1 Prohibiting the spraying of glyphosate as a pre-harvest drying agent on oats. Lowering by 300-fold the permissible level of glyphosate residues on oats, restoring the legally allowed level to just 0.1 parts per million, or ppm. Requiring the Department of Agriculture to regularly test fruits, vegetables and other […]
[…]ultra-low volume droplets that kill mosquitoes.”[NOTE]KXAN, SEPTEMBER 6, 2017.[/NOTE] This spraying just reminds us of all the spraying last year and all the damage it did: RELATED ARTICLE: Zika Spraying Enriches Chemical Companies While Endangering Public […]
[…]910th Airlift Wing, this current effort is “expected to significantly surpass previous [spraying] missions in scope” (think Hurricanes Katrina and Rita). Once again, the government has chosen to ignore the many voices crying danger; the chemical they are going to douse Houston residents in is the Naled. (Don’t fret, the Air Force insists they won’t be using large enough amounts to cause harm to humans.) As you will remember from last year, the insecticide Naled is manufactured and sold by a strategic partner of Monsanto and banned in the EU because of the risks it poses to human health: “Naled is a known neurotoxin […]
[…]in part to your help, we got the spraying delayed for one more day. While it won’t stop the spraying- at least not right now- we bought ourselves more time to warn people. They are spraying the heck out of Miami with Naled (Dibrom- morbid spelled backward) and MANY other cities around the nation. It’s banned in all European nations, and my friends there ask what is wrong with our government here? Remember guys, Florida Governor, Rick Scott, (WHO OWNS STOCK IN MOSQUITO SPRAY COMPANIES!) has the final ruling and he’s all about spraying (and all about the money). Watch the […]
[…]can read here. 🙁 Protestors are not happy. UPDATE: Authorities have confirmed they will be spraying Naled. Feel free to call and ask. It’s delayed only because of the tropical storm here in Florida. They will spray the Orlando area with this known neurotoxin (known to be linked to microcephaly- it’s the spray, not the Zika) on more than a 13 square mile radius of Central Florida, in a residential area of Orlando. Osceola County, Florida – In response to excessive rainfall, Osceola County Mosquito Control plans to begin aerial spraying of approximately 20,000 acres Tuesday, September 13 between the hours of 8 p.m. […]
[…]and environmentalists are rightly ecstatic. After all, FWC has been spraying more than a dozen classes of herbicide, including Roundup, to kill plants in our waterways1 for a long time. RELATED STORY: Reuters: Bayer asks California judge to suppress evidence in another Roundup cancer trial According to environmentalists, the spraying may be contributing to the state’s algae problem and fueling the red tide. However, at Lake Okeechobee, anglers say there’s another issue: the fish. RELATED STORY: Florida man does stunning rap about red tide and big sugar. Must watch. FWC says it will hold several public meetings so officials can gather […]
[…](not known to carry the Zika virus or other tropical diseases) or to get everyone used to spraying for Zika, Miami-Dade County sent airplanes over wide portions of Homestead, the Redland, Florida City, Cutler Bay, and South Miami-Dade. RELATED ARTICLES: Photojournalist Describes Naled Exposure: ‘I Got Showered With Spray From a Plane’ GLOBAL EXPERT: Miami Beach Naled Pesticide Spraying Ineffective Against Zika Virus Carrying Mosquitos Naples woman says mosquito spray sickened her If you’re surprised you didn’t know, perhaps it’s because the Miami-Dade County Department of Solid Waste Management announced the return of the planes, “…after sundown, planes would dispense the […]
[…]on the Hawaiian island of Maui in 2014, and will have to pay $10.2 million in criminal fines for spraying and illegally storing the pesticide which has been classified as an “acute hazardous waste.” On Thursday, the Department of Justice said that Monsanto had sprayed Penncap-M, which contains the banned insecticide methyl parathion, on research crops in full knowledge that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency had prohibited its use after 2013, reports Reuters. RELATED STORY: Glyphosate and Colorectal Cancer in Young Adults Prosecutors from the U.S. Attorney’s office for the Central District of California struck a deal not to prosecute Monsanto—now a […]
Aerial is Spraying For Zika Over The City The Department of Heath in New York is launching an all-out attack against mosquitoes carrying Zika Virus, amid growing concern. While the city has assured its residents that they are in no danger of Zika Virus (so why does the video talk exclusively about Zika?) they have decided to assault the city with chemicals, explaining that local mosquitoes are spreading other diseases like the West Nile Virus. With summer just a month away, and with mosquito season upon us, the city will begin a three day aerial bombardment of marsh and other non-residential […]
[…]CNN to be saying) here in this article and video. You can also read here about the same aerial spraying done over the city of New York.) Today at dawn, just as I suspected and predicted, authorities began reigning down insecticides on the city of Miami and surrounding metropolitan areas. The plan to spray was recommend by the CDC and will cover a 10-mile area, part of which includes a one-mile-square area north of downtown Miami- health officials feel this is the hub of Zika transmission in the state. Pregnant women are urged to avoid travel to this area. As you can […]
[…]to Autism in Children The electric company doesn’t have to notify residents when they are spraying on private property underneath power lines. However, they should be careful. Should being the operative […]
[…]an hour and thirty sevens minutes of information and education. RELATED ARTICLES: Planes spraying climate controlling toxic clouds: U.S. government denies they exist Scientists disprove airplane ‘chemtrail’ theory (um, really?) NASA Confesses to Dosing Americans with Airborne Lithium and Other […]
Editor’s note: The director of mosquito control (see video below) said they’ll be spraying again TOMORROW and we’ll have clear concise video for you tomorrow for sure. UPDATE: Residents in the “spray block” said NO helicopter showed up today to spray! We’ll be calling Monday to ask the director of mosquito control as to why. We’re not sure if they received a backlash after our story that tens of thousands saw on live video on Facebook or???? You might think I’m nuts when I say that I woke up today to the sound of helicopters and thought what the heck is going on? […]
[…]how the birth defects aren’t caused by Zika (it’s the spray) – They’re spraying over 40 million people with Dibrom (morbid spelled backward) even though it is up for 10-year renewal this year by the EPA (wow, what timing!) and is banned in countless other nations! Stay Safe, Erin P.S. They are spraying our part of Florida by helicopters […]
[…]sewage contaminates our food supply As part of the 503 rule, the EPA allows for “the spreading, spraying, injection, or incorporation of sewage sludge” on cropland, including in areas where children play, even though it contains high levels of toxic heavy metals, various mutagenic and neurotoxic chemicals, and even pharmaceutical drug residues, all of which are classified by the EPA as “primary pollutants.” EPA tries to destroy Dr. Lewis for telling the ugly truth about biosludge Even so, the EPA has declared all of these primary pollutants to be “safe,” so long as they’re bound within the biosludge that’s being […]
[…]encompasses several approaches to addressing the climate problem, Monday’s debate focused on the spraying of sulfate aerosols high in the atmosphere, a relatively inexpensive option and the one likeliest to be deployed on a large scale. The effect would mimic the global cooling power of large volcanic eruptions, which send similar chemicals into the atmosphere. The particles reflect sunrays and have been known to cause unusually cool weather — “volcanic winters” — for months or even years afterward. The effects of those winters are potentially severe. The 1991 explosion of Mount Pinatubo in the Philippines cooled global temperatures for several […]
