How a Ragtag Group of Oregon Locals Took On the Biggest Chemical Companies in World — and Won
▻https://theintercept.com/2018/09/15/oregon-pesticides-aerial-spray-ban
THE PEOPLE WHO wrote an ordinance banning the aerial spraying of pesticides in western Oregon last year aren’t professional environmental advocates. Their group, Lincoln County Community Rights, has no letterhead, business cards, or paid staff. Its handful of core members includes the owner of a small business that installs solar panels, a semi-retired Spanish translator, an organic farmer who raises llamas, and a self-described caretaker and Navajo-trained weaver.