However, almost all of us forget to take into account that chemicals impact people where they are manufactured, not simply where they are used. It's time to consider those people too. An article about the explosion twenty years ago at the chemical substance plant in Bhopal, Indian, just came across my desk. What a misfortune! And that kind of incident can occur anywhere.

I have gained a fresh insight from reading concerning this tragedy. Did you realize that there were 4, 000 people killed immediately, and another 20, 000 who were wiped out from side impacts for a long time afterward? And that 100s of thousands of individuals have suffered severe health problems due to explosion that released toxic chemicals into the air and water?

It occurs in my opinion that if first world countries would reduce their reliance on chemicals for pest control, the production of those chemicals would decline with the necessity, and plants would be closed or re-purposed. If plants making toxic chemicals are closed, or re-purposed to non-toxic chemical manufacturing, people in third world countries might have reduced exposure -- potential and real -- to poisons used in pesticides. People in first world countries who live near chemical plants would also be safer from chemicals produced in such plants -- chemicals that might be released through mishaps or terrorism. There are lots of ways to manage pests other than with the use of toxic chemicals. Lives be based upon that alternative approach being used.

With the increase of bed bugs in hotels across the US, it can be unnerving to think about keeping your hotel bug-free without pesticides. Stop panicking! There are natural and organic and natural pest controls and techniques coming out daily that will help you keep your hotel bed bug free, or exterminate them if they are already in residence. It's important to be part of the solution, not contribute to the problem.

Eliminating chemical substance pest control from your procedures will make the world a better destination to live. Adopting natural pest control is a step toward creating a welcome habitat to guests. That's an financially sound decision.