David J Chanda
age ~31
from Lake Hopatcong, NJ
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- Lake Hopatcong, NJ
- Kinnelon, NJ
- Morristown, NJ
- Wayne, NJ
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New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection
General Government · Fire Protection · Business Services General Government · Land/Mineral/Wildlife Conservation · Regulation Misc Commercial Sector · Forestry/ Park Services · Civic/Social Association Land/Mineral/Wildlife Conservation · Air/Water/Waste Management Forestry Services
General Government · Fire Protection · Business Services General Government · Land/Mineral/Wildlife Conservation · Regulation Misc Commercial Sector · Forestry/ Park Services · Civic/Social Association Land/Mineral/Wildlife Conservation · Air/Water/Waste Management Forestry Services
6092929400, 6097269018, 6099843444, 6097770456
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Environmental Protection Agency
Fish/Shellfish Farm
Fish/Shellfish Farm
605 Pequest Rd, Oxford, NJ 07863
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State Officials Warn Against Eating Meat From Deer That Appear Sick
view source- is a common viral disease in deer that is contracted only from the bite of a species of midge. It does not spread from deer to deer and outbreaks end with the onset of cold weather, which kills the midges that spread the disease, said David Chanda, Director of the Division of Fish and Wildlife.
- Date: Sep 18, 2012
- Category: Health
- Source: Google
Viral outbreak killing deer in New Jersey
view source- "EHD is a common viral disease in deer that is contracted only from the bite of a species of midge," said David Chanda, the division's director. "It does not spread from deer to deer and outbreaks end with the onset of cold weather, which kills the midges that spread the disease."
- Date: Sep 18, 2012
- Category: Health
- Source: Google
N.J. wildlife officials issue warning about virus infecting deer
view source- Deer cannot spread the disease to each other. Outbreaks end with the onset of cold weather, which kills the midges that spread the disease, said David Chanda, director of the division of fish and wildlife.
- Date: Sep 18, 2012
- Category: Health
- Source: Google
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