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Invisible Losses Hit California Farms From Smog
A California study estimates smog damage to crops at five million dollars in Los Angeles and above one million in the San Francisco area. Dr. Middleton of UC says visible loss is just part of the harm, with growth retardation and lower yields causing incalculable effects. Research on chemical defenses and incineration byproducts is underway to protect celery lettuce beans and other crops across the state.
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Jack Lefler
Los Angeles
California
San Francisco
John T. Middleton
University.of
Middleton
Svoenden
Mie
OSEA
Empoli
San‘ Francisco
Ushehton
Lower
Bay Area
Contra Costa
Napa
San Bernarala