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I started to write a long Facebook rant :-) about a comment on aerial spraying and it got so long that I decided to write it out here and then post a link there. So everyone who reads this blog … Continue reading →

Source: 2016 Marketplace and Last Tours of the Year A fantastic place and wonderful wonderful permaculture passionate food. If you can possibly manage I highly recommend it. Tomorrow in Fallbrook it’s not that far! Maybe see you there! Bob Spread … Continue reading →

People on non-toxic Studio City (facebook) have started becoming concerned about aerial spraying for zika in Los Angeles Good for them! But reading some of their posts has brought back memories of my attempt to communicate with Orange County vector … Continue reading →

[Some] women show widespread exposure to environmental toxins—and levels are often even higher in their newborn babies. Source: Mom’s exposure to toxic chemicals shows up in newborn – Futurity It is easy to postulate that some of these herbicides and … Continue reading →

Copper is a toxin that is often used to kill algae in swimming pools or ponds. Here, I will focus on its use in ponds as I have discussed its use in pools here. Since copper in solution is a … Continue reading →

So cool :-) m.facebook.com/groups/1786277901586719?view=permalink&id=1812296648984844&_rdr Bob 310 429 8477 www.PuraVidaAquatic.com Spread the Good News Below: Permaculture!    

Source: http://www.batcon.org/index.php/resources/media-education/bats-magazine/bat_article/168 Most bat species, however, have longer, narrower wings and far less maneuverability. They need access to long swoop zones and large, open water sources. Analysis of data collected by bat biologists around the West indicates that most bat … Continue reading →

Ponds support and attract lots of Wildlife :-) Bob 310 429 8477 www.PuraVidaAquatic.com Spread the Good News Below: Permaculture!    

So I was driving down the street and I saw a team mowing a dry parkway. And I started to think about what was on all that dust they were spraying into the air. Besides all the herbicides and pesticides … Continue reading →

Dairy farmers in the U.S. are pouring out excess milk at the highest rate in decades, amid a glut that has slashed prices and has filled warehouses with cheese. Source: America’s Dairy Farmers Dump 43 Million Gallons of Excess Milk … Continue reading →