[Summit] Lawnmower Crisis

[Hope for Health]

I actually don't care about the lawnmowers
- in fact, I wish that more people would 

eliminate the lawns on which they are applying
the toxic pesticides that are then marked with
little signs - as if that made them less of a 

pollutant.  (The stuff can kill pets, by the way, 

so you should keep your dog away from lawns).

The lawns are also very dull - same colored
same size short green sticks - I call them,
"Toxic Green Rugs".  Boring!


I rejoice in the beautiful landscapes that some 

ofmy neighbors have in front of their homes -
including pretty flowers, bushes, and native plants.
And no poison in water, air or soil.

If anyone is interested in how that can be copied,
check out my organization's website at:
Less Toxic Landscaping Campaign

 
   Less Toxic Landscaping Campaign
  INFORMATION & EDUCATION Beyond Pesticides ,  Washington, DC, Tel. 202-543-5450  www.beyondpesticides.org  See items under Services, Info & Issue...  
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On Wednesday, June 11, 2014 5:38 AM, Michael McGlynn <mmcglynn at gmail.com> wrote:
 

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>Walking down our street, I can clearly see the devastating effects that the global lawnmower shortage is having on our neighborhood. House after house with un-mowed lawns. Hopefully, this will be a better year for lawnmowers, as they typically appear in early spring or late summer.
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>I, for one, will be happy to see them reappear.
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>Thank You,
>Michael McGlynn
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