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Despite the concern from officials to spare houses, some residents prefer that Caltrans take them instead of coming up with well-intended alteratives that could leave them with their homes but also with a bustling freeway shooting across their property. Washington, the report said, evaluated grass field burning alternatives, determined alteratives were available at a reasonable cost and adopted a general ban on the practice. Alteratives work in subtle ways, perhaps including stimulation of the liver, kidneys, or sweat glands, but most directly they work on the lymph system. |
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