Anti-spray activists confront Maria Shriver in Corte Madera

Residents protesting state plans for aerial moth-spraying lined the sidewalk outside Book Passage in Corte Madera Tuesday, hoping to catch the ear of the governor's wife.

[glen chase]

1. This moth is not a problem anywhere in the world
2. Been in California 30-50 years and still, NO DAMAGE
3. The spray has ZERO chance of eradication
4. If CDFA can maintain the fake emergency and eradication, they get $500 million of "Emergency" funds over five years

[jsutton]

I am very encouraged reading this story. It sounds like Maria is in sympathy with the mothers and all citizens who do not want to be exposed to any kind of spraying. I hope that the government will understand that no amount of short-term testing is going to convince us to accept the spraying. Adverse effects can accumulate over the years and long-term threats to health are unknown and certainly underestimated. We will never accept any kind of spraying. They will have to find another, less toxic way.