When I reported the RoundUp use in Clark Park before the fence went up,
I also investigated the landscape company that the secret partnership
was using at the time. The consumer complaints largely focused on what
was often called burning. (There was a lawsuit brought on this basis
in either
On 6/16/2011 7:08 PM, Anthony West wrote:
in this case, the Dept. of Parks Recreation, and perhaps Capital
Projects as well. It is a citywide issue which has nothing in
particular to do with Clark Park. There will never be a situation in
which Parks Rec employs one herbicide in a project
Second, while the half-life of glyphosate, the active ingredient in
Roundup, varies widely in the soil, it does usually break down swiftly.
Rick,
Tony West also missed that this claim has been shown to be false.
You're reading of the reports are the correct ones and extremely
dilute
Glenn wrote:
And if you look
down from Walnut St just east of WXPN, almost the entire Frankenstein
lawn adjacent the new parking lot construction has the same yellowing.
yes! I noticed this recently and wondered about that strange
yellowing, because that sod had been recently laid and
UNIVERSITY*CITOYEN wrote:
perhaps neighbors can investigate whether or not penn's ucd is aware of
harvard, and look into organic compost teas for our clark park -- I
haven't heard mention of this compost tea in this discussion, I first
heard about it on this old house:
On Jun 18, 2011, at 5:42 PM, Anthony West wrote:
a foolish error... when you babble about...
[UC] Tony West's 'criticism' burning is visible!
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Actually, I am getting a bit muddled following this discussion thread. If
the Friends of Clark Park don't really have any say or input as to what
happens in Clark Park whether its plantings or chemicals used in the park,
for what reason do they exist?
The Fairmount Park System is one of the best
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AmxcmpR1GQAfeature=related
On Jun 18, 2011, at 5:42 PM, Anthony West wrote:
the sod is not a monoculture. It contains a mix of different
species, which may react differently in specific locations.
Hanes is the professional in charge, and he doesn't think
You rock, Lew.
-- Tony West
On 6/18/2011 11:51 PM, Lewis Mellman wrote:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AmxcmpR1GQAfeature=related
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From the UCD Quest, Summer 2010
UCD and the Clark Park Partnership, a consortium that OVERSEES park
maintenance, events, POLICIES and capital projects...
Wilma,
While Mr. West continually points to the Parks Dept., it seems that UCD
claims that it is in charge of Clark Park in this
Glenn wrote:
Once a person goes through this, as I have, he or she will understand
this technique used in an iron triangle.
the solution seems obvious:
penn's ucd can go to the farmers' market at clark park next
saturday and buy up all the bottles of organic compost tea,
and then spray
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