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Dennis Adopts Pesticide-Free Zone Policy
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Photo by Joe Hart: Jane Nogaki, left , of the New Jersey Environmental Federation stands with members of the Dennis Township Environmental Commission Jan. 15 as the township adopts a Pesticide Free Zone policy. Commission members include: Eileen Turner, Sue Slotterback, Judy Gollatz, Charles Engel, Ed Chelius and Kim Berson.
DENNISVILLE –– Parents that are worried about allowing their children to play in public parks here for fear of contact with harmful pesticides can rest easier now.
Thanks to the efforts of the township Environmental Commission, long-time resident activist Ruth Fischer and the New Jersey Environmental Federation, Dennis Township Committee adopted a restrictive pest management program at its Jan. 15 meeting.

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Thu, 01/24/2008 - 12:56pm
so it's bad to use EPA registered herbicides that have be tested and re-tested and shown to have low human health risk and break down quickly in the environment in favor of now starting up the gas-powered lawnmowers and weedwackers that spewn any number of toxic substances into the atmosphere adding to global warming? Just something to ponder.
Fri, 01/18/2008 - 10:42pm
Excellent! I want the same thing for my neighborhood in Cambridge, MA.