Concerns Raised Over Alleged Pesticide Spraying in Waterford Public Park
Locals in Dungarvan have raised concerns over alleged pesticide spraying in Walton Park.
Waterford City and County Council staff were photographed wearing protective clothing and masks while spraying the grass.
We are programmed to believe that burnt dead grass sprayed with toxic weed killers is 'greener and nicer to look at' than daisies or dandelions.
A local woman reported a chemical smell that lasted for several hours, and upon returning to the park, found the grass had turned yellow.
Author's summary: Concerns arise over pesticide use in Walton Park.
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