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Poisoning Paradise - Ecocide New Zealand - The Web of Life - Watch Documentary

Poisoning Paradise - Ecocide New Zealand - The Web of Life - Watch Documentary | Biodiversity IS Life -- Conservation,Ecosystems,Wildlife,Rivers,Water,Forests | Scoop.it
From www.cultureunplugged.com - January 23, 2:14 AM

DOCUMENTARY: Synopsis: Every year, New Zealand drops huge quantities of poison-laced food into its forest ecosystems; enough poison to kill its human population 4 times over, every year. No country has ever done anything remotely similar, on such a scale... The targets are possums and rats, but the poisonous bait kills everything that eats it - including native birds, deer, farm stock, pets, and even insects. ... http://www.cultureunplugged.com/documentary/watch-online/festival/play/7123/Poisoning-Paradise---Ecocide-New-Zealand/Vkd0Rk9WQlJQVDA9K0k=

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Mercury Moves Up Food Chain into songbirds and bats

Mercury Moves Up Food Chain into songbirds and bats | Biodiversity IS Life -- Conservation,Ecosystems,Wildlife,Rivers,Water,Forests | Scoop.it
From www.nytimes.com - January 25, 2012 4:54 AM
Dangerously high levels have been detected in Northeastern songbirds as the most toxic form of the heavy metal moves through the food chain.
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OUR POLLINATORS: Losing Millions of Bats to White Nose Syndrome

OUR POLLINATORS: Losing Millions of Bats to White Nose Syndrome | Biodiversity IS Life -- Conservation,Ecosystems,Wildlife,Rivers,Water,Forests | Scoop.it
From www.emagazine.com - January 24, 2012 7:57 PM
Emagazine.com : A bat disease has killed off an estimated 5.7 million to 6.7 million bats, with no end in sight....
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