I nsect poisons kill nearly all the insects. There are mostly good insects in a poison-free yard. Some sprayed insects carry their poison to the birds in the nest. We should all keep track of what is being put on our yard and why it is being put on our yard. The health of our kids, pets, and birds is reason enough.
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The comment period was particularly requested by South Dakota Congressman John Thune, who expressed concern that South Dakotans and Nebraskans had not been given a sufficient opportunity to be heard on the matter. The matter raised immediate concerns of PWC users on the ninety-eight mile, two segment Missouri National Recreational River, where PWC use is popular. The Missouri River unit of the national park system was established by Congress in 1978 and expanded in 1991 to preserve these free-flowing segments of the river . B alancing competing visitor demands, resource preservation concerns, and evolving societal and environmental needs lie at the heart of the PWC issue. Hedren particularly asks responders to comment on these competing and often conflicting visitor demands.