Ten Eighty Summit, Part 2: The effects of 1080 poison use in Australia focusing on dingos.

EPISODE · Jan 27, 2019

Ten Eighty Summit, Part 2: The effects of 1080 poison use in Australia focusing on dingos.

from Earth Matters · host Lynda Stoner, Nic Papalia, Paul Anderson, Dr Earnest Healy, John Marsh: c

Part 2 of the 1080 Summit focuses on the poisons impact on dingos. Australia and New Zealand use almost 95% of the world's supply of 1080. It is rated a category 1 poison by the WHO - their most toxic category, with no known antidote. Many farmers also lose working dogs to this poison. Animal welfare groups around the world, the RSPCA, PETA, Humane Society International, Predator Defense Network all state 1080 is cruel and inhuman. "This suffering is so unacceptably intense that Compound 1080 should be prohibited" - Humane Society. LinksCoalition of Australians Against 1080 Poison Facebook Supporting organisationsEarth Matters  #1176 was produced by Bec Horridge

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