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Mon, 21 Mar 2005 21:37:09 -0600
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Re: Coumaphos in wax
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Jerry Bromenshenk mentioned in his recent mail

......."For example, pesticides applied to crops break down into other chemicals or into forms that hopefully are less
toxic"....


Jerry, was your use of the word "hopefully" give some indication that all is not well with the manner in which some
pesticides are investigated before being placed on to market?

Regards,
Peter

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