Just read another load of crap, a pest "management" foundation/organisation stating the worlds most toxic pesticide, compound 1080, occurs in native plants: IT DOESN"T. Fluroacetate is what occurs in SOME native plants. Fluroacetate, however, is not the same as Compound 1080, sodium monofluroacetate. There is no known natural form of Compound 1080. Saying fluroacetate is the same as sodium monofluroacetate is like saying chlorine is the same as table salt (sodium-chloride). It is a totally different compound with very different properties and levels of toxicity. "Press and popular articles, written for public information and reassurance, do not make the distinction.... There has been ambiguity in the use of the statement that manufactured 1080 is the same chemical as a naturally occurring compound, which has misled the public. This needs to be acknowledged to the public" - ML Jarman Also, (if) 1080 breaks down, it produces hydrocarbons - putting holes in the ozone layer. Share and get the truth out there!!!!
Posted on: Sun, 06 Oct 2013 09:58:59 +0000
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