DDT Danger: The Myth That Kills
(Fox Business Network) — Richard Tren, author of "The Excellent Powder," argues fears of DDT are overblown and are costing lives in poor countries with Malaria.
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Friday, April 23, 2010
(Fox Business Network) — Richard Tren, author of "The Excellent Powder," argues fears of DDT are overblown and are costing lives in poor countries with Malaria.
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