Neonics & Advocacy: Protecting Pollinators and Influencing Policy

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  • Опубліковано 12 гру 2024

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  • @amandanf5775
    @amandanf5775 16 годин тому +2

    Thank you!! Was especially interesting to have spme insight into effective advocacy. That's so important!

  • @virginiasuerene7985
    @virginiasuerene7985 17 годин тому +1

    Hello from South Texas

  • @elmtreehugger
    @elmtreehugger 17 годин тому +1

    Hello from Berks County PA

  • @laurakhood
    @laurakhood 16 годин тому +1

    This was super helpful! Thank you! In future, maybe it would be possible to include some positive information about groups that are working on this issue. Encouraging people not to give up with the dire information is so important when environmental anxiety is high.

  • @virginiasuerene7985
    @virginiasuerene7985 17 годин тому +1

    terrifying is right

  • @binkybruce
    @binkybruce 18 годин тому +1

    Hi there!

  • @virginiasuerene7985
    @virginiasuerene7985 16 годин тому +1

    Is anyone familiar with Texas administrative agencies?

  • @virginiasuerene7985
    @virginiasuerene7985 17 годин тому +2

    Why isn't there data since 2014?

    • @WildOnesNativePlants
      @WildOnesNativePlants  16 годин тому

      According to Xerces, the EPA purchased pesticide use data from Kynetec. But that company stopped providing any data on the planting of seeds coated with pesticides after 2014 citing farmer uncertainty as a main reason for discontinuing the data collection. www.xerces.org/blog/sowing-uncertainty-pesticide-treated-seed

  • @elmtreehugger
    @elmtreehugger 17 годин тому +1

    Why is neonic use data not available after 2014?

    • @WildOnesNativePlants
      @WildOnesNativePlants  16 годин тому

      According to Xerces, the EPA purchased pesticide use data from Kynetec. But that company stopped providing any data on the planting of seeds coated with pesticides after 2014 citing farmer uncertainty as a main reason for discontinuing the data collection. www.xerces.org/blog/sowing-uncertainty-pesticide-treated-seed