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Originally posted by Hamburglar
No, they aren't. If they spray at all, it will be done indoors. Think for a moment about how poultry are kept. Except for the occasional "free range" bird, poultry are kept in poultry houses (essentially huge barns filled with cages). They'll spray in there (assuming they spray at all). Nowehere near you or me.
A better question is, why are the Russians mad about it?
Originally posted by dgtempe
I should be more trusting, but i cant. Not now. No way. Paranoid and proud of it.
Originally posted by jensouth31
To the person telling about the Mosquito spraying, do you have any articles on that?? What year did they do it???
[edit on 6/23/2006 by jensouth31]
As a scientist, Wurster knew the dangers of DDT all too well. In the years after Rachel Carson published her landmark book, "Silent Spring" in 1962, he and other researchers accumulated reams of evidence on the toxic effects of the then-ubiquitous pesticide, including its disastrous effect on wildlife. Yet, DDT continued to be used -- on farms, in parks and in "public health" programs such as the Suffolk County Mosquito Control Commission's spraying of marshes.
Originally posted by dgtempe
I should be more trusting, but i cant. Not now. No way. Paranoid and proud of it.
Originally posted by jensouth31
...to the United States over their plan to begin a massive spraying of their population to protect them...
This planned mass aerial spraying of the American population...
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