Formal Draft of the Zostera japonica Management on Commercial Clam Beds in Willapa Bay General Permit

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Comment From: Fritzi Cohen

10/31/19 @ 3:26 AM
Below is taken from a national mailing of the Center for Food Safety in opposition to renewal of the permit for imazamox to spray eelgrasses in Willapa Bay. I am in total agreement with CFS, and with Larry Warnberg and Ross Barkhurst who have also s...↓
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Comment From: Laura Hendricks

10/30/19 @ 4:47 PM
Allowing continued pesticide spraying in marine waters that will kill both Japonica eelgrass and native eelgrass is contrary to Governor Inslee's goal of increasing natural shorelines for salmon and whales. To allow one industry, that has an unsatiab...↓
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Comment From: Larry Warnberg

10/30/19 @ 12:16 PM
Only a few clam farmers will apply imazamox under this proposed permit. Most growers will not spray, yet they produce ample crops of clams.I farmed oysters and clams successfully without using pesticides for 25 years. It can be done, the risk of appl...↓
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Comment From: Ray Bailey

10/29/19 @ 5:00 PM
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Comment From: Ross & Christine Barkhurst

10/29/19 @ 5:00 PM
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Comment From: Lee First

10/21/19 @ 5:00 PM
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Comment From: Mike Nordin

10/21/19 @ 5:00 PM
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Comment From: Transcribed Oral Comments

10/20/19 @ 5:00 PM
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Comment From: Bob Triggs

9/18/19 @ 11:21 AM
I am utterly opposed to the use of herbicides and pesticides on the tidelands of Washington state! See: www.toxicpearl.com
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