Kegley also pointed out that DPR had waited six weeks before analyzing samples of pesticides that would degrade within a week's time. Kegley was particularly scornful of DPR's study of manganese and aluminum. No one has refuted Kegley's criticism of Cal EPA's study. Cal EPA now wants to conduct a new, longer study of air quality in Lompoc before reaching any conclusions. If health officials confront the truth in Lompoc, they will be opening a Pandora's box of trouble for chemical agriculture and for the chemical corporations that invented it.
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