Anti-Pesticide Debates Raise Alarm Over Food Supply
Entomologists and food experts warn federal pesticide limits, including DDT bans, could curb crop yields and raise prices. Texas figures cite substantial insect damage if restrictions tighten while advocates stress proper use over blanket bans, citing cases of poisoning from organophosphates and the need for strict safety.
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Thirty seven states now rank tourism as one of their three top money earners reflecting growing economic importance. Tourism linked jobs and tax revenue bolster regional economies as states pursue marketing and infrastructure investments to attract visitors.
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