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| cularly in the areas of sugar, abrasives and | pesticides. |
| Acaricides are | pesticides that kill members of the Acari group, which |
| ay to control pests and limit the amounts of | pesticides needed on farms. |
| ronic health effects of pheromones and other | pesticides. |
| use of insecticides and herbicides and other | pesticides also encourages rapid natural selection of r |
| , salinity, total dissolved solids and other | pesticides. |
| mpounds, as well as cyanides, and fluorides, | pesticides, containers, "tar-like substances", scrap me |
| n the 1940s organomercury and organochlorine | pesticides, including DDT, DDD, dieldrin, 2,4-D and par |
| nces, including Agent Orange, DDT, and other | pesticides. |
| involved in the production or application of | pesticides. |
| The book argued that | pesticides, including DDT, were poisoning both wildlife |
| pider venom in medicine and as non-polluting | pesticides. |
| ances derived from them can serve as natural | pesticides and are under investigation for mitigating c |
| udes many groups of compounds, such as PCBs, | pesticides, and fire retardants. |
| e also vulnerable to automobiles, predators, | pesticides and drought. |
| ng stressful events, and the availability of | pesticides strongly influences the incidence of self po |
| Public Interest Rachel Carson Award, Beyond | Pesticides Dragonfly Award, and the Lifetime Achievemen |
| the evaluation of the risks and benefits of | pesticides and toxicants. |
| it does suggest a link between neonicotinoid | pesticides and CCD. |
| ticide, an ingredient in the Karate brand of | pesticides sold by Syngenta. |
| ement (localised) spraying of broad spectrum | pesticides, wind drift must be minimized, and considera |
| aits, are not controlled by over-the-counter | pesticides, and are harder to fully exterminate because |
| of the Joint Committee on Breast Cancer and | Pesticides, Senator Skelos helped to draft the Health R |
| ion of factors may be causing CCD, including | pesticides, pathogens, and parasites, all of which have |
| oducts like chemical-petrochemical products, | pesticides and insecticides, rare earth elements, rubbe |
| that have not been exposed to chemicals like | pesticides and are kept in humane and good farm conditi |
| Clothing and | pesticides |
| r industry, as an emulsifier in coatings, in | pesticides, and in various applications in the plastics |
| ion also regulates maximum concentrations of | pesticides in water. |
| A few workers who had skin contact with | pesticides containing DCP developed blisters and an all |
| ents and its ability to degrade agricultural | pesticides such as parathion. |
| thods for quick and inexpensive detection of | pesticides. |
| uce the price of materials like diesel fuel, | pesticides and fertilizer. |
| ift refers to the unintentional diffusion of | pesticides and the potential negative effects of pestic |
| roducts including sheep dip, organophosphate | pesticides, and carbamate pesticides. |
| iety of useful compounds, e.g., drugs, dyes, | pesticides. |
| d in production of mefenamic acid, dyes, and | pesticides. |
| Main article: Health effects of | pesticides |
| le to contain, degrade, or eliminate metals, | pesticides, solvents, explosives, crude oil and its der |
| The EPA regulates | pesticides under two under main acts, both of which wer |
| Douglas Yeo, expert on | pesticides and locust control, and Director from 1980-5 |
| ed to examine how children may be exposed to | pesticides and other chemicals used in U.S. households, |
| e function in workers chronically exposed to | pesticides. |
| Exposure to | pesticides can range from mild skin irritation to birth |
| exists regarding the use of and exposure to | pesticides, government and regulatory authorities exper |
| they allow for less intensive farming (fewer | pesticides, etc.), are more productive (under most cond |
| retained without the input of fertiliser or | pesticides. |
| th a lesser price and diesel, fertilizer and | pesticides in fair price. |
| the elimination of synthetic fertilizers and | pesticides, and encourage education around native plant |
| ollution from sewage, trash, fertilizers and | pesticides. |
| sil-fuel-intensive artificial fertilizers or | pesticides. |
| rease in pollution load from fertilizers and | pesticides into the lake; pollution from domestic sewag |
| gement of motor fuels & oil, fertilizers and | pesticides). |
| obably because of the use of fertilizers and | pesticides in farms located near this frog's habitats. |
| avoiding the use artificial fertilizers and | pesticides, Jungle Island purchases carbon credits to o |
| c rubber, plastics, fertilizers, antifreeze, | pesticides, pharmaceuticals, natural gas and propane. |
| ng the runoff of sediments, fertilizers, and | pesticides. |
| esives, copolymers, coatings, finishings and | pesticides. |
| s of allowable concentrations for individual | pesticides in public bodies of water are set by the Env |
| It is also used for arsenic | pesticides, glass production, pharmaceuticals and non-f |
| n providing federal authority for regulating | pesticides was enacted in 1910; however, decades later |
| raze and eat feed stuffs that were free from | pesticides and genetically modified inputs; herbal de-w |
| finity compounds such as freons, chlorinated | pesticides, and other halogen compounds. |
| Aside from some | pesticides, the beet leafhopper can be managed by compa |
| ncreasingly serious pollution from nitrates, | pesticides, chloride and VOCs. |
| ce is used in the production of jet fuel, in | pesticides, plastics, pulp mills and oil refineries and |
| ut the use of any fertilisers, herbicides or | pesticides. |
| Many herbicides and | pesticides are enzyme inhibitors. |
| habitat disturbance, possibly herbicides and | pesticides also add to the species decline. |
| ead, chromium, petroleum hydrocarbons, PCBs, | pesticides and other chemicals which exceed toxic limit |
| king it difficult to determine the impact of | pesticides on different members of the colony and life |
| Initially, most | pesticides are highly effective and show minimal bacter |
| In Parliament Bradshaw introduced the | Pesticides Act in 1998, which gave more powers to inspe |
| op gardens of Kent until the introduction of | pesticides. |
| esticide PHCs have the same safety issues as | pesticides. |
| of various state and federal laws regarding | pesticides, herbicides, and consumer laws |
| used as an ingredient in the manufacture of | pesticides (such as thiocarbazides), pharmaceuticals, a |
| g, Bayer's chairman, for marketing dangerous | pesticides (neonicotinoids), which are causing the deat |
| Control measures include | pesticides, and biological control agents such as paras |
| iy Onishchenko claimed that heavy metals and | pesticides had been found in Georgian and Moldovan wine |
| Endosulfan is one of the most toxic | pesticides on the market today, responsible for many fa |
| PAN, parathion is one of the most dangerous | pesticides. |
| thstanding temperatures of -20°F and need no | pesticides or fungicides to thrive. |
| River and its tributaries, notably including | pesticides and fertilisers from agricultural runoff and |
| is degraded from sediment, nutrient loading, | pesticides and other toxins. |
| ead blaming the local use of organophosphate | pesticides on crops. |
| ironmental fate and effects of neonicotinoid | pesticides, particularly as they relate to pollinators. |
| Use of fertilizers, | pesticides and toxic materials in the agriculture field |
| due to the increased prevalence of chemical | pesticides and was essentially non-existent by the 1940 |
| Seventy-five percent of all | pesticides in the world are used in developed countries |
| or maximum allowable concentrations of some | pesticides in bodies of water above which toxicity may |
| ion of minor forest produce, use of chemical | pesticides, and fishing practices. |
| poison" in protesting the shipment of toxic | pesticides through the Port of New Orleans. |
| ministrator of the EPA Office of Prevention, | Pesticides and Toxic Substances and later became Admini |
| f a province-wide ban on the use of cosmetic | pesticides. |
| e of action of insecticides, design of safer | pesticides and contributions to the understanding of ne |
| onnes (2.5 million short tons) of industrial | pesticides are now used each year. |
| stigation and study of the use of chemicals, | pesticides, and insecticides in and with respect to foo |
| e metabolism of a number of pharmaceuticals, | pesticides and toxicants. |
| d the harmful ecological effects of chemical | pesticides, Palm advocated the continued use of DDT in |
| EAS measures the environmental impact of all | pesticides, whether organic or synthetic, used in a vin |
| ntability in public works, a ban on cosmetic | pesticides, and the removal of Video Lottery Terminals |
| s and promotion of less reliance on chemical | pesticides for mite control. |
| semiochemicals and/or odors with or without | pesticides. |
| e Green Party are calling for a phase out of | pesticides that are toxic to bees as is happening in th |
| organochlorides, particularly organochloride | pesticides. |
| ia, nitrates, phosphorus, mercury, PCBs, and | pesticides, contributed in part by runoff in the waters |
| to treat soils contaminated with PCBs, PCPs, | pesticides and chlorinated organic compounds. |
| known as snail baits and snail pellets, are | pesticides against molluscs, which are usually used in |
| So, too, will pests and | pesticides, the loss of species and the need to increas |
| largely to the use of petrochemical derived | pesticides, fertilizers, and increased mechanization (t |
| pollutants such as residues of petroleum and | pesticides, soaps and solvents, as well as pet and wild |
| e manufacturing of dyes, pharmaceuticals and | pesticides. |
| ocus of their drive to remove phosphorus and | pesticides from consumer use. |
| roups, who argue that restrictions placed on | pesticides, specifically DDT, have caused tens of milli |
| of which is used to make plastics, solvents, | pesticides and other chemicals. |
| urned to the rivers is highly polluted (with | pesticides and fertilizers). |
| creased turbidity, siltation, pollution from | pesticides, toxicity to aquatic organisms, oxygen deple |
| be its protective coat against predators and | pesticides. |
| itrations as required for the preparation of | pesticides and pharmaceuticals. |
| In addition to regulatory pressures, these | pesticides became less effective owing to genetic mutat |
| e added that "The blame falls principally on | pesticides (which began when chemical warfare technique |
| d degreasing agent, and in the production of | pesticides. |
| sis and an intermediate in the production of | pesticides and pharmaceuticals. |
| the manufacture of plant protection agents, | pesticides, textile additives, corrosion inhibitors, pl |
| . Ghosh found that they were quite effective | pesticides. |
| Aldrin and related "cyclodiene" | pesticides became notorious as persistent organic pollu |
| n kilograms of aldrin and related cyclodiene | pesticides were produced between 1946 and 1976. |
| i, control bacteria growth, remove chlorine, | pesticides, organic matter, rust, unpleasant taste and |
| e engineered to degrade existing residues of | pesticides, herbicides and other toxins. |
| ally as targeted pests develop resistance to | pesticides while weakened ecosystems fall prey to unant |
| strains of whiteflies that are resistant to | pesticides, so only use of selective insecticides is ad |
| e in the preparation of rubber accelerators, | pesticides, pharmaceuticals, dyes and other organic com |
| th environmental substances, such as salt or | pesticides. |
| protect riparian areas from sediment runoff, | pesticides, pathogens, organics and nutrients. |
| utrient loading, untreated sewage discharge, | pesticides and other toxins. |
| or 2,4-DP-p) and its derivatives are sold as | pesticides in the United States. |
| Some are | pesticides. |
| -age children carry heavy loads, spray toxic | pesticides and swing sharp machetes at cocoa pods throu |
| lt they do not often have to be sprayed with | pesticides. |
| Scale Spraying, Small Scale Spraying, Using | Pesticides, Spreading Fertilisers and Applying Slug Pel |
| These stations sell | Pesticides, seeds, Lanterns etc. which are the specific |
| The tests examine finished products such as | pesticides, medications, food additives such as artific |
| g in not only agricultural chemicals such as | pesticides, but also seeds and biotechnology solutions. |
| ncreased use of various technologies such as | pesticides, herbicides, and fertilizers as well as new |
| ains potentially polluting materials such as | pesticides, organic and inorganic chemical reagents, fe |
| nvasive plants, and toxic compounds, such as | pesticides, are rather common. |
| it has constructive uses in the synthesis of | pesticides and pharmaceuticals, and it is also a precur |
| Tank mixing | pesticides is the combination of two or more pesticides |
| elate to the development of technologies for | pesticides, drugs, organic intermediates, fine chemical |
| d ecosystems infected with M. temperatus via | pesticides, introduction of new species to combat trans |
| more environmentally friendly than synthetic | pesticides. |
| es, near incinerators, and on farms that use | pesticides are high-risk for early andropause. |
| include a chemical company that manufactures | pesticides and a furniture upholstery company that expo |
| Newer evidence suggests that these | pesticides may cause developmental neurotoxicity at muc |
| irect and/or indirect role that neonicotinic | pesticides may have in pollinator declines, though no e |
| ilute spray and 1 litre bottles that contain | pesticides too, 'Roota', a rooting hormone and fungicid |
| The carbamate | pesticides are also examples of reversible AChE inhibit |
| action on cholinesterase made them effective | pesticides. |
| (Solid Phase Extraction) media to sequester | pesticides, herbicides, PAH's, TPH, and other trace org |
| The federal regimen to regulate | pesticides was restructured under the Federal Insectici |
| hlorocyclopentadiene is the precursor to the | pesticides mirex and kepone, although these are not cla |
| o pest control as an alternative to chemical | pesticides. |
| arbofuran is one of the most toxic carbamate | pesticides. |
| e of sprinkler pumps, tractors, fertilizers, | pesticides and the use of high yielding seeds, submersi |
| have never been fertilised nor treated with | pesticides and all grow following the traditional en va |
| ow thresholds recommended for treatment with | pesticides. |
| , particularly for animal welfare and use of | pesticides and fertilizers. |
| erfly host plants and the large-scale use of | pesticides, and increased deforestation in Mexico, thre |
| hs, and agree to continue residential use of | pesticides. |
| lly urged council to ban the cosmetic use of | pesticides in January 2006. |
| ts are considered inferior due to the use of | pesticides and chemical fertilizer in cultivation, and |
| of substituted aminoethanethiols for use as | pesticides. |
| a, a region chosen for its year round use of | pesticides and for its high concentration of pesticides |
| many insecticides and indiscriminate use of | pesticides has adverse effects on their natural predato |
| In England, the use of | pesticides in gardens and farmland has seen a reduction |
| After introduction and extensive use of | pesticides in mid-1960s, the Russian population of the |
| The use of | pesticides against the lamprey reduced their casualties |
| atives containing a diazine ring are used in | pesticides. |
| Why doesn't everyone just stop using all | pesticides? |
| ories: chemical tests (e.g., for vitamins or | pesticides) and microbiological tests (e.g., for spoila |
| I don't want any | pesticides anywhere in my food. |
| where chemical | pesticides pollute ground water). |
| ease in the incidence of disease, which made | pesticides redundant. |
| in the United States through which existing | pesticides suspected of posing unreasonable risks to hu |
| It is one of the most widely used | pesticides in the United States, with approximately 60 |
| , the spraying of vast tree farms with toxic | pesticides and herbicides, and overfishing have left th |
| g, involves spraying crops with fertilizers, | pesticides, and fungicides from an agricultural aircraf |
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