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KATHRYN P ROSENTHAL <[log in to unmask]>
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Wed, 14 Jul 1999 10:52:43 -0400
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Olivia wrote:
>Cottonseed is being used to feed milking cows.  Go figure.  I have always
>linked cotton seed to a field of cotton and have a preference for 100%
>cotton garments.  I can't imagine eating the damned stuff

For sure.  About 100% cotton clothes:  I too try to wear "natural"
materials, but had a shock when I began visiting Southern New Mexico.

The Mesilla Valley area in New Mexico grows pecans, chili peppers and
cotton.  Due to the huge bol weavil (sp?) problem in the cotton fields, the
cotton is regularly sprayed with toxic chemicals.  A lot of
environmentalists are really up in arms over the spraying and the secondary
effects it is having on the environment.  They also warn people about
wearing clothes made from the cotton that was laden with pesticides.

Back to the fig leaf...or whatever.
Kath

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