The new space opens to public on September 15. An automated voice message at the state health agency informed residents they would not be allowed to opt out of the spraying. Planes began spraying Merus 3.0, a plant-based insecticide, over parts of the state Wednesday night, the Michigan health department said in a statement. The state sprayed the pesticide over more than 500,000 acres in 2019. Local officials in the past have voiced concern over the potential effects of the spray, including its ability to harm honeybees.
The department alerted residents about the safety of the area.
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The department alerted residents about the safety of the area .
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