Pots believes in preserving pesticide-free water for Minnehaha Creek and disaproves of existing efforts to use Gray's Bay of Lake Minnetonka as a pesticide application site Read More

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  Save Lake Minnetonka   Below, 2,4-D, the deforestation component of the Vietnam War’s notorious “agent orange.” Triclopyr, one pesticide dumped in Lake Minnetonka 2009 for a pilot herbicide program ongoing which has chased the fish out of Three Lake Minnetonka Bays. Names of chemicals and labels change to stay one step ahead of environmental laws, making it very difficult to regulate new threats. Read More

  Legal: Loss of fishing resource to fisherman, loss of sustenance fishing for shore fishing at Gray’s Bay. Cumulative losses are extensive as individual victims are added together.   “Inert” additional ingredients to the pesticide are in their own regard considerable pollutants in an ecosystem that has already been compromised by urban and agricultural runoff.   Here it is folks, the nasty plan of using 2,4-D similar chemical in Minnesota lakes, despite it being “very difficult” in Minnesota!     Triclopyr, one pesticide dumped in Lake Minnetonka 2009 for a pilot Read More