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This 5 page paper focuses on the West Nile outbreak and how Malathion was used in order to stop the spread of the virus. The paper suggests that little care was taken to shield the environment from harm. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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concerned about the problems with chemicals seeping into the environment (1986). The public is increasingly suspicious of chemical factories and the industry as a whole, and does not have
much confidence as it relates to government efforts in order to protect it from unknown chemical threats (1986). The chemical industry suffers from increasing costs in terms of research
and development as well as regulation (1986). The industry in general is concerned that the economic base will become eroded and scientists are simply not able to provide enough information
that is concise and clear (1986). Concerned citizens have become aware of the fact that there is a potential for health hazards to humans; they are angry about the
fact that the system is simply not responsive (1986). The government in general seems to be criticized in respect to their actions and reactions and they are
challenged in court as well (Grisham, 1986). Public concerns go form serious concerns to hysterical rants when they are faced with health effects which are caused by chemical disposal
sites (1989). Yet, while problems from chemicals are rare, there have been significant problems and the government had dragged its feet on resolving these. People in fact are faced with
the threat of chemicals seeping into the land or water. Cancer clusters have sprung up in various parts of the country and while chemicals are not always proven to be
the culprit, in some cases they have. Love Canal is one example but there are many others. In fact, citizens groups have sprung up in places like Love Canal as
well as what is deemed the "chemical corridor" that exists near Baton Rouge (Moberg, 2002). These areas have become prototypes for similar grassroots movements related to either industries or landfills
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