Obamot wrote:Always interesting to know what he said to himself at a certain time ... but we agree that it can only be limited to the knowledge of the time and which has improved enormously since ... This book being before the discovery of DNA, for example, we can't get much out of it nowadays ... Endocrine disruptors weren't known either ... And your right page stops at " As for mammals "and the text stops before even having the info
it's sold, they could still finish writing this book, the author must have been a Corsican, or a Bernese who signed the proof after the press release ^^
No Swiss is me, I'm not Swiss German but badly Swiss
So I did not scan the next page, which estimates the lethal dose of DDT for mammals at 5 kg / ha.
The author is very French, I wouldn't know it if I hadn't found this book by sorting out old books, I had to read it with a knife, which moved me and saddened me by thinking that nobody hadn't read it before me for 64 years, at least this copy.
This gentleman must have turned around in his grave in 2006, when the WHO officially (re) authorized the use of DDT!
Emblematic DDT, because it was the first to have been banned, at least on the façade.
Already in the 90s, I saw it used several times (in Africa), against malaria and also against fleas and bedbugs in houses.
On the other hand, I do not think that Americans powder their hair, there are probably many other more expensive products ...
Below, a tribute to Roger Heim.
http://liberterre.fr/gaiagnostic/hommage-heim.html