@mitichon

Helping organisations supplying chemicals used in food production & public health to get their products on the market & keep them on the market.

 Australia
competitive-advantage.com.au/
Joined March 2009
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Can we ignore this - We are seeing the very worst of our scientific predictions come to pass in these bushfires theguardian.com/commentisfre…
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World Economic Forum
@wef19 Jul 2017
Solar has the brightest sustainable energy future. Here's why wef.ch/2uHZ8Vr #renewables
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The CropLife Team look forward to working with Dr Parker in addressing the many serious challenges facing the @apvma and regulatory system. xitter.cf/matthew_cossey/status/…
Matthew Cossey@Matthew_Cossey16 May 2017
I welcome the appointment of Dr Chris Parker as the interim CEO of @apvma. I hold him in very high regard. farmonline.com.au/story/4667…

Interim APVMA CEO named

THE APVMA has a new interim CEO Dr Chris Parker who is a former farmer and seems likely...

farmonline.com.au
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World Economic Forum
@wef16 May 2017
This major Canadian river dried up in just four days, because of climate change wef.ch/2rm32Sc
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CropLife Europe@CropLifeEU16 May 2017
Armyworms: The hungry caterpillar threatening a global food crisis theguardian.com/global-devel… #ag #WithOrWithout #pesticides
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World Economic Forum
@wef16 May 2017
Small animals rule the world. We need to stop destroying them wef.ch/2pqBLwD
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World Economic Forum
@wef11 May 2017
This is what would happen if Zika hit the US wef.ch/2pnmnVu #health
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Bill Gates
@BillGates25 Apr 2017
This is progress…The malaria death rate in sub-Saharan Africa fell by 57% between 2000 and 2015. #WorldMalariaDay b-gat.es/2oDUZ0A
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arstechnica.com/science/2017…

In France, farmers could cut pesticides without cutting profits

Analysis shows some farms spray less, and others could probably follow suit.

arstechnica.com
WHO urges quick development of antibiotics to combat superbugs, warns options are running out rt.com/news/378809-who-super…
Sound advice for today's politicians - weforum.org/agenda/2017/01/8…
RT @nocsg: Feeding the world getting tougher as climate changes, other threats mount smh.com.au/environment/clima… via @smh #saveliverpoolplains
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RT @smh: Australians getting a strong indication of summers to come. Impact on farming alarming. ow.ly/sHSKM

Scorchers: the reality of a sunburnt country

Before the 2009 heatwave that primed Victoria for the Black Saturday bushfires, Melbourne had never recorded a day where the temperature averaged above 35 degrees. That event delivered two of them.

smh.com.au
RT @EwaldKegel: The US government's Bitcoin bonanza smh.com.au/business/world-bu… via @smh
A most disturbing story - what are we doing to our environment? The ocean is broken | Newcastle Herald - ow.ly/q2to6
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ABC Rural@ABCRural27 Sep 2013
Farmers are spending $20,000 on average a year on controlling weeds and pest. National Landcare facilitator... fb.me/2WyCkhstC
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In my lifetime the world could see 2.3°C of global warming. How about in yours? bitly.com/howhotwillitget #howhotwillitget via @guardianeco
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