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Déposant : Debi Brummel
Communauté : Courtenay
Déposé le : Septembre 15, 2010
Résumé :
La pisciculture à enclos ouvert est une source de saleté et de maladie pour le saumon sauvage. Il faut assurer l’intégrité de la mer de Salish et de ses sources d’eau douce. Le déclin des populations de saumon rouge dans le fleuve Fraser n’est pas causé par la prédation.
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Représentations :
Hello Judge Cohen,
Fish farms not practicing closed containment and spreading their introduced, farmed, species filth and diseases to our BC wild salmon.
Continued civilization encroachment is what is killing the whole world, cities especially!
Maintaining the integrity of the Salish Sea and it's fresh water sources would also help the Fraser Sockeye.
I note that the Puntledge River Enhancement Soc. advises killing the seals. However, the seals don't overpopulate the earth, produce and flush chemicals, drugs, pesticides, mine tailings, lead, dioxins, PCBs, anti-fouling paint, other inferior species of fish, etc... into our waters.
Perhaps we should regulate the number of people being born and moving here, thereby easing demand. Or, maybe we shouldn't export so much raw BC product.
Thanks for asking,
Debi Brummel
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