Biology, 30.09.2019 20:30 Imanilh

To dust or not to dust? residents are up in arms about the crop dusters that fly over the area from may through october, spraying insecticides and fungicides over cotton, peanuts, corn, and soybeans. non-farming residents insist that the spray is causing an increase in respiratory problems among residents as well as a spike in the incidence of lung cancer. they want the crop dusting to stop! farmers have hired a research group to investigate the claims of local residents. what comment would you make about the farmers attempt to satisfy local residents?
a) the farmers idea is a good one since the researchers do not live in the area.
b) let the residents also hire a group to conduct the research and analyze the data.
c) the agricultural chemical industry would be better suited to conduct the research.
d) the research group hired by the farmers may present a biased picture of the situation.

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