> In countries where the virus is endemic, veterinarians must vaccinate
> at regular intervals. The vaccines only offer protection for a short
> period of time, are expensive, and in some cases contain live viruses
> that may infect the animals.
Added to this, it is almost (completely?) impossib
On 25/05/2001 at 15:08 +0100, will wrote:
>> In countries where the virus is endemic, veterinarians must vaccinate
>> at regular intervals. The vaccines only offer protection for a short
>> period of time, are expensive, and in some cases contain live viruses
>> that may infect the animals.
>
>Ad
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From: Paul Mison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> On 25/05/2001 at 15:08 +0100, will wrote:
> >> In countries wh
On 25/05/2001 at 15:40 +0100, will wrote:
>> The massive British export meat market was worth... 300 million UKP
>> last year. Tourism makes billions.
>>
>> The British rural economy could survive with no exported meat.
>
>So a program of vaccination and slaughter to erradicate the disease will
>
> From: will
> Of course we could just build a super-gun (a-la iraq) and
> shoot bloated
> carcasses at Redmond. This is my favouite idea.
Pigs In Space
Rob
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> >So a program of vaccination and slaughter to erradicate the disease will
>
