English rivers polluted by neonicotinoids, first tests reveal

Re:English rivers polluted by neonicotinoids, first tests re... by adrianN on Friday December 15, 2017 @04:22AM (#15930598)

I think my chances of changing my country's government if I don't like it are pretty much the same as changing the EU.

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Re:English rivers polluted by neonicotinoids, first tests re... by pbhjpbhj on Friday December 15, 2017 @08:19AM (#15931569)

In the UK, I think chances of getting workers rights, privacy, consumer rights, environmental issues, etc., passed in the EU is far far greater than getting any such thing passed by the Tories.

That's entirely expected, the EU as a whole is more liberal, more green, and more socialist than the Tories.

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Re:English rivers polluted by neonicotinoids, first tests re... by Moru on Friday December 15, 2017 @04:26AM (#15930615)

It's the difference of (1/country population) and (1/511,805,088). So slightly higher chance changing your countrys government. But you have the added bonus of having the same language, good luck with that in the EU... :-)

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