Greenview Estates

Celadon Debbie

WE CAN ONLY HAVE A COMMUNITY SALE 2 TIMES A YEAR AND THEY GIVE YOU A 2 DAYS NOTICES NOT EVEN YOU HAVE TO BE ON FACEBOOK TO SEE THE ONE- MANAGEMENT HERE IS SO SO INCONSIDERATE pesticides you use on your lawn to get rid of weeds and insects are part of a $10 billion-a-year industry. But some doctors are becoming more concerned about your exposure to those chemicals, CBS News correspondent Vinita Nair reports. Joe Holland has been in the lawn care business for 30 years. His work requires him to be around a variety of chemicals, which is why he always tells his workers to take precautions. "You always have to protect yourself when you're using any chemicals, no matter the grade," Holland said. "You have to wear a long sleeve shirt, long pants." The chemicals his workers are using are known as herbicides and insecticides, designed to kill invasive plants and ward off bugs like mosquitoes. The most common chemicals used are glyphosate 2, 4-D, and permethrin. Dr. Phil Landrigan, professor of pediatrics at New York's Mount Sinai Hospital, studies the effects of these chemicals on humans, in particular children and pregnant women. "I think the fact that they have been around for a long time engenders a false sense of security," Landrigan said. This week, he presented his findings at a congressional briefing on the health risks of overexposure. "There is also concern that pesticides of all kinds can damage the developing nervous system and can result in learning disabilities in children, behavioral problems and possibly chronic diseases like Parkinson's," Landrigan said. The doctor insists that some pesticides can stay in your system for years. "Older pesticides like DDT can stay in the human body for years, even decades," Landrigan said. But Dr. Josh Bloom of the American Council of Science and Health says these chemicals have been used in the U.S. for at least 60 years and pose no risk. "There are so many hundreds of things more dangerous in everyday life than this that it is not even worth thinking about," Bloom said. New York is one of many states that requires landscapers to put down flags, warning residents that a lawn has been freshly treated. Joe Holland says his landscaping clients regularly ask about the chemicals he's using. " Video shows U.S. marshal fatally shooting defendant who rushed witness stand Bride-to-be and her bachelorette party killed in Turkish jet crash Sponsored Links Love Doesn't Pay The Vet Bills But This Plan Does PetPlan Little-Known Veteran Benefit Eliminates Mortgage Payments in Il… LendingTree Mortgage Quotes Ballplayer let go after disturbing domestic violence video released Cops in hot water over topless pics snapped on beach Sponsored Links Researchers Uncover a New Toothpaste to Fight Plaque SFGATE | Livionex These Pickup Trucks Are Sure To Impress! Yahoo Search Ballplayer let go after disturbing domestic violence video released Cops in hot water over topless pics snapped on beach Sponsored Links The Sweatshirt Designed by an Apple Engineer That's Bringing Manufact… American Giant It’s Like eBay, But Everything Sells in 90 Seconds. Tophatter Follow Us Facebook Twitter YouTube RSS Instagram Newsletters Popular on CBS News 01 Wife reacts to husband's arrest after he vanished with Pa. girl 10210 views 02 The Saudi crown prince talks to 60 Minutes 3952 views 03 Commentary: What if Trump is right and there is no collusion? 3687 views 04 Missing 2-year-old boy dies hours after being found 3615 views 05 Parkland survivors say NRA is "basically threatening" them 3339 views Comparisons.org Sponsored by Comparisons.org New Rule in Freeport, IL Drivers With No Tickets In 3 Years Are In For A Big Surprise Watch CBSN Live Watch CBS News anytime, anywhere with the new 24/7 digital news network. Stream CBSN live or on demand for FREE on your TV, computer, tablet, or smartphone. Watch Now

Marissa Mickley

Love it!!!! I feel at home at peace. So quit here and so clean and very nice office workers were definitely amazing

K Mitty

The lack of Grace here at Greenview Estates is astonishing. They patrol the neighborhood on a constant basis just waiting to constrict more and more freedoms for the residents and their families. The latest constrant against the Greene/Sweeney family is beyond astonishing. To try to dictate how one is allowed to express their religious freedoms is not only appalling, but it is Illegal! Regardless if the other residents agree with their beliefs, we have all been given this inalienable right to express those religious freedoms. If Greenview is allowed to shut the voices of those expressing their Constitutional rights and freedoms, it is only a matter of time before your voices will be silenced as well. Even in the short amount of time I have been living here I have witnessed an increasing determination by Greenview Estates to remove and terminate the voices of those that speak contrary to their own opinions!

Patti Greene

USED to be a nice place. Now it's ALL harassment and "give us your money" If you want a place where you DON'T matter - this is it. But - it DID - USED to be nice. Memories of the old days.. My advice - KEEP driving. They'll rip you off on a trailer, then snake you out of it eventually. You will get nothing but headache. Don't say we didn't warn ya. READ the reviews... PAY ATTENTION. You'll see. Good luck!!!