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</html><description>(Beyond Pesticides, March 7, 2008) A number of counties in California&#x2019;s Bay Area have voiced strong opposition to state plans to aerially spray a pheromone mixture over areas where the light brown apple moth (LBAM) has been found. While the California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA) plans to begin spraying this summer, state legislators and county officials alike are taking steps to postpone or halt it completely. By late February, Senator Carole Midgen had introduced a resolution to set a moratorium on aerial spraying in San Francisco and Marin counties. Assemblyman John Laird and others introduced a four-bill legislative package designed to ensure CDFA is &#x201C;adequately prepared&#x201D; for pest problems and public health is protected. Since then, a number of city councils have approved a variety of resolutions to oppose aerial spraying. Santa Cruz County has filed a lawsuit to stop the spraying, the court hearing for which has been postponed until April 24 in order to complete paperwork. &#x201C;The county just received the administrative record from the state,&#x201D; said county spokeswoman Dinah Phillips. &#x201C;We&#x2019;ll be going through that with a fine-tooth comb. We&#x2019;re trying to get everything ready before the spraying begins.&#x201D; The San Francisco Board of Supervisors [&hellip;]</description></oembed>
