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Website Launched Raising PAM Spraying Concerns

By: The Scoop Editor
Published: Mon 14 Oct 2002 02:57 PM
A website has been set up which pulls together many of the groups and concerns of the community over the painted apple moth aerial spray campaign. This sites acts as a one-stop shop of information with links that you may find useful in your research on this issue.
See: www.geocites.com/no_spray
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