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You Spray, You Pay

A pilot program in Fort Lauderdale challenges the notion that the grass is always greener when treated with chemical pesticides

Comments (0) By Lucy Chabot Thursday, Apr 2 1998
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"The more I got into it, the more I realized that because almost all these components and compounds are nerve agents, that eventually that's going to cause cumulative damage to everyone on the planet," he says. "Some people are more resistant than others, but we're kind of being lulled to sleep by this 'Better Living Through Chemistry' [advertising] campaign that I grew up with in the '50s. Susan and people like her are the ones who are giving us choices, because they're the canaries in the mineshaft.

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