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Rural Residents Rile Herbicide Drift Lawsuit

Some rural Oregon residents have filed a lawsuit against the state over rules they say protect forest and farm owners who spray herbicides that can drift over to neighboring property.

Their complaint alleges that laws passed by the state Legislature in 1993 give them no legal recourse in courts from the periodic episodes of herbicide drift from neighboring landowners. They also allege that herbicides from forest and farm operations regularly drift onto their property causing a range of problems from human illness to damage to plants and trees they grow and the death of wildlife.

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