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Without regulation, cockfighting could set avian flu pandemic in motion
KnoxNews - Dr. Jeffrey Greene
June 11, 2006
Tennessee has long been known as the Volunteer State, but there's one thing we can be sure that Tennessee did not volunteer for -- an outbreak of avian flu in its bird populations. Unfortunately, the Tennessee Legislature has so far failed to address what could be one of the most insidious culprits in the spread of this disease: the unregulated and criminal transport of birds for the purpose of cockfighting.
Visit the above link to read the rest of the opinion.
KnoxNews - Dr. Jeffrey Greene
June 11, 2006
Tennessee has long been known as the Volunteer State, but there's one thing we can be sure that Tennessee did not volunteer for -- an outbreak of avian flu in its bird populations. Unfortunately, the Tennessee Legislature has so far failed to address what could be one of the most insidious culprits in the spread of this disease: the unregulated and criminal transport of birds for the purpose of cockfighting.
Visit the above link to read the rest of the opinion.
