DDT Ban
Almost a half billion people contract malaria each year. Over a million of them die. DDT is the most effective weapon against malaria. But it was banned. Was that decision based on faulty research?
Historical Perspective
Where is the Cost Benefit Analysis for Banning DDT?
Cost = Needless death of 30 million innocent young children
Benefit = Negligible
Genocide by Environmental Activist
Ban / De Facto Ban on DDT
Activist Spreading Fear
Effectiveness of DDT
Modern DDT Application
Africans / Asians Breaking the Shackles of Colonialism from Environmental Elitists
Other Threats
Bedbugs
West Nile Virus
Yellow Fever
Dengue Fever
- Save Our Children from Dengue Fever
- Genetically-Modified Aedes Mosquitoes: Lift the Ban on the Use of DDT
At least 80 percent of human infectious diseases are arthropod-bornetransmitted by insects, mites, or ticks. They have caused the death of hundreds of millions of people by infecting them with the pathogens that cause typhus, bubonic plague, yellow fever, malaria, dengue fever, sleeping sickness, encephalitis (such as West Nile virus), elephantiasis, leishmaniasis, Lyme disease, Chikungunya virus and yaws. DDT is a miracle chemical compound that can protects millions of people from these deadly scourges. So why is DDT banned?