Excerpt from Development of a Blister Rust Control Policy for the National Forests in the Inland Empire
Public agencies in the Inland Empire have been fighting the blister rust disease of white pine for more than two decades. Control of the disease has been expensive but it has seemed justified. However, during recent years, the rising spiral of costs, which today is plaguing all activities in the United States, has raised anew the question of justifiability. How far should we go, how much money should we spend, in protecting the Inland Empire white pine from this disease?
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