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cording to the non-governmental organisation | Pesticide Action Network or PAN, parathion is one of t |
community and labor organizations, including | Pesticide Action Network (North America), Women's Econ |
hough bioresmethrin has been used alone as a | pesticide active ingredient, it is not now registered |
It is commonly used as a | pesticide against slugs, snails, and other gastropods. |
ot registered in the U.S. for use alone as a | pesticide AI. |
cently cited and fined $23,100 for using the | pesticide aldecarb on deer carcasses to kill coyotes, |
Ben becomes violent when the townfolk use | pesticide and kill his partner "Socrates". |
linuron is a selective systemic herbicide, a | pesticide and a algaecide. |
Falcarinol is a natural | pesticide and fatty alcohol found in carrots, red gins |
a rodenticide, microbiocide and agricultural | pesticide, and is acutely toxic to both humans and aqu |
TBP is a | pesticide and flame retardant used to treat wooden pal |
The group was able to acquire malathion | pesticide and nitrogen mustard precursors, however it |
It was shown that the | pesticide and insecticide rotenone causes parkinsonism |
n largely as a pro-development, pro-chemical | pesticide answer to Rachel Carson's Silent Spring, the |
d harvest dates, irrigation, fertilizer, and | pesticide application rates and timing). |
While an initial | pesticide application may be necessary to control heav |
des of action in order to improve individual | pesticide application results and delay the onset of o |
pproved by the USEPA for use by professional | pesticide applicators on a variety of crops, including |
Endosulfan was the only | pesticide applied to cashew plantations in the village |
ng tadpoles to endosulfan, an organochloride | pesticide at levels that are likely to be found in hab |
EU | pesticide ban in January 2009 |
At present he is working on a | pesticide ban, the redirecting of a golf course, (in o |
In his 2006 campaign, he supported a | pesticide ban, favoured the creation of two or three c |
Methoprene is considered a biochemical | pesticide because rather than controlling target pests |
oroethane) (DDT) was a widely used synthetic | pesticide before its used was banned in many countries |
pany's garden unit, which included the Ortho | pesticide brand. |
given conditional registration for use as a | pesticide by the United States Environmental Protectio |
EGMME had been certified as a | pesticide by the EPA, but as the requirement changes r |
ut the U.S. It is classified as a Category C | pesticide by the United States Environmental Protectio |
Alex Cullen, who in fact supports a strong | pesticide bylaw, replied to McRae stating: "I must tel |
ilized to make pharmaceutical intermediates, | pesticide compounds, specialty fragrances and in gener |
luorescent tubes, spray cans, fertilizer and | pesticide containers, batteries, shoe polish. |
a result of working as a farm laborer in the | pesticide contaminated orchards of California. |
Wahler Associates, Investigation of Soil | Pesticide Contamination at the Old Almaden Winery, San |
uary 2009 it announced the availability of a | pesticide database covering 1600 compounds, with accur |
d Shell Chemical based on the effects of the | pesticide, DBCP, upon exposed workers. |
labama, whose water had been polluted by the | pesticide DDT. |
areas has been attributed to the use of the | pesticide Dimilin to control gypsy moth (Limantria dis |
BASF's | pesticide division supplies agricultural products and |
Pesticide drift refers to the unintentional diffusion | |
int additive, in order to achieve a residual | pesticide effect. |
The | pesticide endosulfan is a sulfite ester. |
of developing resistance against the common | pesticide endosulfan. |
s, Sustainable winegrowing standards and the | Pesticide Environmental Assessment System (PEAS). |
supporting the use of human test subjects in | pesticide experiments when he was EPA's Assistant Admi |
e workers in many industries are at risk for | pesticide exposure, and public concern exists regardin |
Farnesol is a natural | pesticide for mites and is a pheromone for several oth |
Metham sodium is a soil fumigant used as a | pesticide, herbicide, and fungicide. |
neyard should not exceed a maximum number of | pesticide impact points. |
Tryptamine acts as a natural | pesticide in plants. |
It has been used as a | pesticide in soil and on various crops. |
ed attempts and the development of chlordane | pesticide in the 1940s brought an end to these efforts |
de, which is distributed as a Restricted Use | Pesticide in toxicity class II (moderately toxic), and |
s rare; however, since its introduction as a | pesticide in the United States, bacteria capable of at |
investigation was started by the EPA after a | pesticide industry task force discovered irregularitie |
Neemazal, a neem-based organic | pesticide, is the market leader in bio-pesticides. |
While | pesticide is often chosen to solve the problem, physic |
It should be noted that though the | pesticide is organic, it can still be harmful to human |
chosen method, selective organic or natural | pesticide is often better because it has less impact o |
The liquid version of the | pesticide is less hazardous to birds since they are no |
lane flies overhead, but instead of spraying | pesticide, it drops a host of butterflies. |
as established in 1970 and amendments to the | pesticide law in 1972, pesticide use has increased 50- |
United States Department of Agriculture, and | pesticide laws. |
There's a wide range of | pesticide less harmful for the environment than they w |
roundwater flow, reach routing, nutrient and | pesticide loading, water transfer. |
Thiomalic acid forms the backbone of the | pesticide malathion. |
The | Pesticide Manual, The Manual of BioControl Agents, The |
ry laboratory operating under the guise of a | pesticide manufacturer. |
Birds often eat numerous grains of the | pesticide, mistaking them for seeds, and then die shor |
Pesticide misuse can also endanger wildlife and other | |
One of the worst cases of | pesticide misuse in recent history involved the applic |
outh Carolina farmer was cited and fined for | pesticide misuse, because he ignored the above directi |
aptan is often added as a component of other | pesticide mixtures. |
-term human studies to be conducted with any | pesticide, mostly due to moral issues related to human |
or to the rice herbicide fluorodifen and the | pesticide parathion. |
UCIL closed the | pesticide plant and reduced the Research and Developme |
Main article: | Pesticide poisoning |
the market today, responsible for many fatal | pesticide poisoning incidents around the world. |
A | pesticide poisoning occurs when chemicals intended to |
Most cases of intentional | pesticide poisoning appear to be impulsive acts undert |
including two infants, suffered symptoms of | pesticide poisoning. |
, NIOSH proposed the SENSOR program to track | pesticide poisonings. |
or environmental problems are: soil erosion, | pesticide pollution, air and water pollution. |
s attributed to wetland drainage, siltation, | pesticide pollution, disruption by reed harvesting, hu |
In the US, lindane | pesticide products were regulated by the U.S. Environm |
egulate the genetically modified plants with | pesticide properties. |
ver, recently obtained an EPA waiver for the | pesticide Provado as a means of controlling the aphids |
This could possibly be the | pesticide referred to in the song Attack of the same a |
th Research Science Law, which established a | Pesticide Registry within New York State. |
the information to determine whether it was | pesticide related. |
Jealott's Hill | pesticide research station |
ost contaminated sites in New Zealand due to | pesticide residues in the soils from a now defunct fac |
fresh fruit should be washed to remove | pesticide residues, and ideally be organic fruit |
The product contains illegal | pesticide residues; or |
m regulators, Dow AgroSciences has asked the | Pesticide Safety Directorate (PSD) for a temporary sus |
istry (1994) and the Koro-Sho Prize from the | Pesticide Science Society of Japan (1995). |
identity testing, PSL-assurance, and ICP-MS | pesticide screening to ensure the quality and safety o |
Most of the | pesticide, she says, would be sprayed by air. |
A | pesticide sold with the name MIMIC has ecdysteroid act |
It is used mainly in farming as a | pesticide, specifically as a preplant fumigant and nem |
cticide which is the active substance in the | pesticide Temik. |
It should be necessary to treat them with | pesticide that we have now in hand. |
Chlorobenzilate is a | pesticide that is not currently used in the USA or Eur |
aks: EPA Document Shows It Knowingly Allowed | Pesticide That Kills Honey Bees |
e of the active and inert ingredients in the | pesticide these materials are exempt from registration |
ction of chlordecone, a toxic organochlorine | pesticide, to chlordecone alcohol in liver. |
Before the ban, it was heavily used as a | pesticide to treat seed and soil. |
Encarsia has been used as a natural | pesticide to control whitefly populations in greenhous |
and carcass can contain sufficient residual | pesticide to kill others in the same nesting site. |
has also been investigated for inappropriate | pesticide use in the past. |
farms are converting to organic agriculture, | pesticide use in many areas remains high. |
Pesticide use has resulted in increased availability a | |
a key pest in citrus, significantly reducing | pesticide use on citrus in California. |
The main threats are the intensification of | pesticide use in the region and use as a decoy to trap |
Under authority to control | pesticide use granted in that Act, EPA approved DDT us |
ue to habitat loss from logging and farming, | pesticide use, and the decline of baobab trees which t |
d to have a confirmed history of residential | pesticide use, a child under the age of 13 months, and |
ed from the California Aqueduct and grazing, | pesticide use, and land conversion in the heavily agri |
on plastic bags and a reduction of cosmetic | pesticide use, although he stopped short of endorsing |
g, which covered the effects of uncontrolled | pesticide use. |
It is a | pesticide used on crops. |
It also finds use as a solvent and as a | pesticide used to attract insects. |
ulfonate, trade names Omite and Comite) is a | pesticide used to kill mites (an acaricide). |
Caprylic acid is an antimicrobial | pesticide used as a food contact surface sanitizer in |
The only place for | pesticide utilization in Ukraine is Shostka, Sumy regi |
Although the use of chlordane as a | pesticide was banned in the United States in 1988, the |
de, mercury, beta-endosulphan and heptachlor | pesticide were more than permissible limit (MPL) in gr |
It shows promise as a biological | pesticide with an extensive host range. |
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