Eastern Shore farmers and representatives of the poultry industry told lawmakers Friday that EPA estimates on nutrient pollution from poultry production are outdated and way overstated, according to a new study from the University of Delaware.
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5 comments:
It was never about pollution but legally taking your property rights away.
Don't let the Perdue communication spin machine fool you. All they care about is money. And they'll step on everyone to get it. They pollute and so do the other poulty companies every day. Just look on the sides of the road for signs every single day. Dead chickens everywhere! I'm not saying they are not needed. But, don't make the industry out to be saints because they're NOT.
This is just s a bunch of crap
Check out the cancer rates on the Shore. Yeah, no correlation there lol
I know of 3 people diagnosed with bladder cancer just within the year. Arsenic is a cause of this type of cancer and arsenic was fed to factory farmed chickens since the 1940's I believe.
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