FILM: True Accounts of the LBAM Spraying

East Bay Pesticide Alert / Don't Spray California
Co-sponsored by
the Social Justice Committee of Berkeley Fellowship of Unitarian Universalists
Present:

True Accounts of the LBAM Spraying
and other short films
Followed by discussion about all aspects of the LBAM eradication program and possible actions to take to stop it

Sunday, May 11, 7pm
BFUU, 1924 Cedar Street (at Bonita), in Berkeley

The U.S. and California Departments of Agriculture want us to believe that the tiny, exotic Light Brown Apple Moth is a threat to our food supply and ecology, even though it's done no actual damage to crops nor forests, and there's no evidence that it will. We are told the pesticides they're using are safe and environmentally friendly, but hundreds of people have been injured already, and pets, and hundred of birds have died. Come listen to their stories, and participate in a brainstorm about what to do when this poisonous pesticide program comes to your town.

IT'S NOT SAFE – IT'S NOT EFFECTIVE – IT'S NOT NECESSARY!

250 TWIST TIES PER ACRE / 3,000 UTILITY POLES & TREES PER SQUARE MILE / 693.8 SQUARE MILES BY PLANES / HOSING DOWN NEIGHBORHOODS

(SCENT FREE, PLEASE)