Post by Neko Bazu on May 14, 2007 10:45:22 GMT -1
news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/6653691.stm
I said all it along it wasn't the badgers' fault! I hope they plan to provide suitable compensation to the distraught survivors!
Hope our govt takes heed and leaves our badgers alone!
A new report claims the "virtual extermination" of badgers in the Republic of Ireland has failed to stop the spread of bovine TB.
Although so many badgers have been killed that they are extinct in many areas, the level of TB in cattle is twice as high as in Britain, it says.
The study comes from Badgerwatch Ireland and the UK Badger Trust.
It was released just before the British government receives an advisory report considering a similar cull.
Although so many badgers have been killed that they are extinct in many areas, the level of TB in cattle is twice as high as in Britain, it says.
The study comes from Badgerwatch Ireland and the UK Badger Trust.
It was released just before the British government receives an advisory report considering a similar cull.
I said all it along it wasn't the badgers' fault! I hope they plan to provide suitable compensation to the distraught survivors!
Hope our govt takes heed and leaves our badgers alone!
