The Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) is advising against the tomato industry’s application to import and release a new biocontrol agent in New Zealand’s greenhouses.
But the EPA isn’t advising against the release because its environmental risk is “irreversible,” it’s advising against
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Stephanie Flores
Thu, 06 Mar 2014
Thu, 06 Mar 2014
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Environmental risks of importing and releasing new bug is ‘irreversible’ — EPA
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