We all signed those agreements 20 years ago. I point out that we have signed these protocols. That is when we started putting money into finding an alternative. Why have we been so ineffective in finding something that works?
Sam Farr: “We all signed those agreements 20 years ago. I point out that we have signed these protocols. That is when we started…”
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Farr questions the effectiveness of efforts to find alternatives to methyl bromide after years of funding.
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