Conservation Enhancement Or A Bandage On A Gushing Wound?
Recently, the USDA’s NRCS which stands for the (Natural Resources Conservation Service) made some changes to its Conservation Enhancement Activity (E595116Z2) available to corn and soy farmers. This Conservation Enhancement is designed to “Eliminate routine use of neonicotinoid seed treatments to reduce risk of pesticides in surface water by reducing the total amount of chemical applied and reducing the potential for delivery of chemicals into water bodies that would impair water quality and fish and wildlife habitat.”
Is this a step in the right direction or an effort to put a band-aid on a gushing wound? Tune in to this week’s segment of The Neonicotinoid View with June Stoyer and Mr. Tom Theobald. To listen to the show, press the play button on the video below:
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It raises questions about whether these efforts are truly addressing the root causes of environmental issues or merely providing temporary solutions. It prompts us to critically evaluate the long-term impact and sustainability of our conservation practices.
Just read your article on whether NRCS efforts are simply a band aid solution for pressing environmental issues. Your analogy is spot on – it’s like addressing a gushing wound with a small bandage. Your insights show a deep understanding of the complexities involved. By the way, I appreciate the link you made to <a href="[Link deleted]safeguarding in health and social care.. It’s a reminder that interconnected challenges require holistic solutions. Looking forward to more thought-provoking content from you!
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