Natural Resources committee  No, it's not going to disappear.

Natural Resources committee  Eradication is not possible, unfortunately. The control program is a suppression program. We try to bring it down to a tolerable level, tolerable to residents and tolerable to the environment.

Natural Resources committee  We use integrated pest management in general, which is a set of tools from doing nothing, to creating awareness, to managing the pests with pesticide or eradication efforts by removing infested trees. There's quite a variety

Natural Resources committee  Generally, yes. That's right—not just individual trees, but in the scope of the environment.

Natural Resources committee  We do co-operate with other cities. The City of Toronto is part of the greater Toronto area where we have similar problems. Just recently, we co-operated on gypsy moth treatment programs. The emerald ash borer is a threat to the entire area. It's passing into Nova Scotia now. The

Natural Resources committee  For the spray?

Natural Resources committee  It's 700 to 800 hectares.

Natural Resources committee  We can expect different outbreaks. The existing ones might disappear as the host species disappear, as the emerald ash borer wiped out ash species in Toronto. We might have them back in the future. The gypsy moth is a good example, which Beth brought up. The minimal temperatures