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1080 drops planned for Mt Messenger for pest control

RNZ 26 Mar 2023
Mt Messenger bypass contractors are planning a series of 1080 drops as they forge ahead with the project's pest control programme ... Delivered at regular intervals in the area since 1992, the cereal pellets containing biodegradable 1080 toxin was the only viable pest control method in large, remote, forest-covered, and rugged areas, MacGibbon said.
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Are We Going To See Another Kennedy in the White House?

The Liberty Beacon 26 Mar 2023
Because of the control he has over the funding of virology and infectious disease, and biomedical research globally, he was able to marshal these core groups of virologists who just lied to us openly ... Seventy-two doses of 16 vaccines are now recommended for American children by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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3/25/23 Restaurant inspections

The Lufkin News 25 Mar 2023
Observed food out of prescribed cold-holding temperature in reach-in cooler using calibrated thermometer, corrected, food out of prescribed cold holding temperature (41 degrees or below) discarded, bacterial growth and/or toxin production can occur if time/temperature control for ...
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Can red tide kill you? Here's what the microscopic algae can do to people, fish.

The Advocate 22 Mar 2023
Red tide produces toxins, and when people or animals are exposed to them, they can become sick. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), exposure to red tide may cause respiratory and eye problems, and other health issues in people ... The CDC also recommends contacting your poison control center hotline at 1-800-222-1222.
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How does red tide impact beachgoers?

Hastings Tribune 21 Mar 2023
Red tide produces toxins, and when people or animals are exposed to them, they can become sick. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), exposure to red tide may cause respiratory and eye problems, and other health issues in people ... The CDC also recommends contacting your poison control center hotline at 1-800-222-1222.
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Opinion: The false trade-off between green energy and toxic chemical regulation

Phys Dot Org 20 Mar 2023
While the trade-off between green energy and controlling toxic chemicals is not real, I suspect some climate policy advocates may accept the argument and will consider control of toxins less important than control of greenhouse gasses ... The toxins in our renewable energy technology need to be phased out.
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Irish patients warned against going abroad for a weight-loss procedure that does not work

Irish Independent 16 Mar 2023
... the 67 people who have developed botulism, a number have been admitted to intensive care, according to the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC).Botulism is a rare but life-threatening condition caused by toxins produced by Clostridium botulinum bacteria.
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Recreational Drugs Makes ASPCA Annual List of Top Pet Toxins for the First Time

Longview News-Journal 15 Mar 2023
NEW YORK, March 15, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, the ASPCA® (The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals®) Animal Poison Control Center (APCC) announced its annual list of top toxins for pets ahead of National Poison Prevention Week (March 19 – 25) ... Tina Wismer, Senior Director, ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center.
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EXCLUSIVE: The TRUTH about East Palestine train disaster five weeks on: Cleanup efforts bring new ...

The Daily Mail 13 Mar 2023
Miller stayed with a friend until after the controlled burn – a pivotal decision made by local officials to destroy ... Dioxins are a byproduct of burning vinyl chloride and they and other potentially harmful toxins rained down from the plume of black smoke that belched over East Palestine during the controlled burn last month.
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For tourists on south Pinellas beaches, despite red tide, it’s better than home

Tampa Bay Times 12 Mar 2023
ST. PETE BEACH — Beachgoers were surprised how easy it was to park Saturday ... Reports of red tide must have kept people away, some surmised ... “We heard about the red tide. But we also heard about the sharks ... Red tide happens when algae grow out of control. It produces toxins that kill fish and manatees and can create respiratory problems for people ... ....
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Here are the top 5 reasons people call the pet poison control line | Mitsie Vargas

The Ledger 11 Mar 2023
March is pet poison prevention month, and we wanted to raise awareness about the top 5 common toxic events that were reported to the ASPCA poison control line last year. It is incredible to imagine that dogs and cats can eat tasteless medications or get into common items around the house like the trash cans and get really sick from ingesting toxins.
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'You can't go to the beach': Florida's gulf coast lined with thousands of dead fish ...

Sott 11 Mar 2023
Red tide is a type of harmful algal bloom that occurs when colonies of algae grow out of control and produce toxins that can kill marine ...
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Invasive grass in Texas uses chemical warfare to crowd out native species

Phys Dot Org 10 Mar 2023
The researchers said knowing about how an invasive species takes over an area is an important step in figuring out how to control and reduce it in the environment ... Plowes is from Zimbabwe, and he is working with other researchers in Kenya and South Africa to investigate natural control methods to fight Guinea grass.
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Feral Hogs Find New Homes in the Greater Houston Area

Houston Press 10 Mar 2023
Populations of these pests are not decreasing any time soon, as there are no forms of birth control for female sows or toxins and repellants to control their growing numbers, according to the Institute ...Instead of having no control over when an animal is trapped, risking tripping ...
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Russia issues latest report on US-funded biolabs in Ukraine

Russia Today 10 Mar 2023
Kirillov also reiterated Russia’s position that the main goal of US bio programs across the world was to “establish global biological control” by degrading the national health systems of other countries and subverting the provisions of the Biological and Toxin ...

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