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  1. The Pesticide Detox: Towards a More Sustainable Agriculture by Jules N. Pretty, 2005-02
  2. The Pesticide Question: Environment, Economics, and Ethics
  3. Pesticides (Our Environment) by Katherine Macfarlane, 2007-05-11
  4. Pesticides and the Future: Minimizing Chronic Exposure of Humans and the Environment
  5. Pesticides in the Diets of Infants and Children by Committee on Pesticides in the Diets of Infants and Children, National Research Council, 1993-01-15
  6. Physical Principles of Pesticide Behaviour: The Dynamics of Applied Pesticide in the Local Environment in Relation to Biological Responses (v. 1) by G. S. Hartley, 1997-07
  7. Fate of Pesticides and Chemicals in the Environment (Environmental Science and Technology: A Wiley-Interscience Series of Texts and Monographs)
  8. Pesticides in Agriculture and the Environment (Books in Soils, Plants, and the Environment)
  9. Pesticides in the Soil Environment: Processes, Impacts, and Modeling (Soil Science Society of America Book Series, No 2) (Soil Science Society of America Book Series, No 2) by H. H. Cheng, 1990-01-01
  10. Pesticides in Urban Environments: Fate and Significance (Acs Symposium Series) by Kenneth D. Racke, 1993-01
  11. Pesticides in the Soil Environment (Fundamental aspects of pollution control and environmental science) by Shahamat U. Khan, 1980-03
  12. Use and Significance of Pesticides in the Environment by Freeman Lester McEwen, 1979-05
  13. The New Japanese Pesticide Cartap: Is it as Environment Friendly as Claimed (Global environmental perceptions) by S.A. Abbasi, 2005-11-30
  14. Pesticides and environment

1. INTERNATIONAL SUMMER SCHOOL PESTICIDES-ENVIRONMENT 2007
Metapontum Agrobios Dipartimento di Scienze dei Sistemi Colturali, Forestali e dell'Ambiente, Universit della Basilicata INTERNATIONAL SUMMER SCHOOL PESTICIDESENVIRONMENT 2007 Final
http://www.unibas.it/ateneo/avvisi/INTERNATIONAL_SUMMER_SCHOOL_PESTICIDES_ENVIRO

2. Pesticides, Human Health And The Environment
Integrated Pest Management and Policy.
http://www.pmac.net/pestenv.htm
Pesticides, Human Health
and the Environment
Pesticide Properties and Toxicity
Reducing Pesticide Risks
Pesticide Impacts on Human Health
Pesticide Impacts on Beneficials
Pesticide Impacts on Wildlife
Pesticides and Water Quality
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3. House Of Commons Hansard Written Answers For 24 Nov 2008 (pt 0009)
24 Nov 2008 Column 849W —continued. Pesticides Environment Protection. Bob Russell To ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (1) if he will
http://www.publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm200708/cmhansrd/cm081124/text/81124w0
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Pesticides: Environment Protection
Bob Russell: To ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (1) if he will assess the effect on the landscape, with particular reference to (a) railway embankments, (b) waterway verges, (c) public parks and (d) other public areas of the changes to the availability of pesticides proposed in the draft EU Regulation on plant protection products; if he will estimate the cost to the public purse of manual weed control in such areas; and if he will make a statement; [236973] (2) if he will undertake research to assess the effect on physical exercise levels of those who undertake gardening (a) at home and (b) on allotments as a result of any changes to patterns of gardening activity resulting from the proposed EU Regulation on placing of plant protection products on the market; if he will also undertake research to assess effects of such changes on people with disabilities; and if he will make a statement. [237092] Huw Irranca-Davies: The majority of pesticides are used in agriculture. Pesticides Safety Directorate's impact assessment, which was published in May 2008, therefore focused on the agronomic impacts of changes to pesticide availability arising from these proposals. It recognised that there could be wider implications, but did not analyse them in detail, as the agronomic assessment provided sufficient indication of the potential impacts to determine our response. On 5 November the European Parliament Environment Committee voted on a range of amendments that reduce the potential impact of the new regulation on the availability of pesticides.

4. EPA: Pesticides -
Rights and responsibilities when working in pesticide environment
http://www.epa.gov/pesticides/safety/workers/PART170.htm#170.102
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5. National Pesticide Information Center - General Pesticide Information
Food and Pesticides; Environment Pesticides; Pets and Pesticides; Wildlife and Pesticides; Storage and Disposal; NPIC Fact Sheets; NPIC Common Pesticide Questions
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G eneral P esticide I nformation

6. My Problem With Pesticides | Environment | AlterNet
How can we learn the full effects of these chemicals when the people funding the pesticidesafety studies are the people who are making the pesticides?
http://www.alternet.org/envirohealth/29159/
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My Problem With Pesticides
How can we learn the full effects of these chemicals when the people funding the pesticide-safety studies are the people who are making the pesticides? December 7, 2005 LIKE THIS ARTICLE ? Join our mailing list:
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Petitions by Change.org Start a Petition Three years ago, while my extended family was vacationing at my dad's cranberry farm, he mentioned that one of his fields would be sprayed that evening. There were five children under 10 in the house, and I was eight months pregnant. The field was 100 feet away. I asked my dad about the pesticides, but he said, "Don't worry. The government runs tests on the chemicals. They make sure they're safe." That night, through a closed window, I watched the plane rumble low over the field, the fog behind it drizzling softly to the ground. Behind me, in the house, the kids laughed and called, playing hide-and-seek. I started wondering about these tests.

7. Pesticides And The Environment
Once a pesticide is introduced into the environment, whether through an application, a disposal or a spill, it is influenced by many processes.
http://extension.missouri.edu/explorepdf/agguides/pests/g07520.pdf

8. Tomato Grower Drops Suspect Pesticides, Environment News
Tomato Grower Drops Suspect Pesticides by Christine Stapleton, Christine Evans Palm Beach Post October 1, 2005 AgMart Produce, the giant Florida tomato grower at the center
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by Christine Stapleton, Christine Evans Palm Beach Post October 1, 2005
Ag-Mart Produce, the giant Florida tomato grower at the center of an investigation involving three deformed babies born to fieldworkers, announced Friday it will no longer use pesticides that have been linked to birth defects. Farmworker advocates who have lobbied for years for tighter pesticide controls were delighted but guarded. The Palm Beach Post In a few days, agricultural investigators in Florida and North Carolina are expected to issue pesticide-related notices of violation against the company. Officials would not elaborate on their findings. Methyl bromide remains Methyl bromide The case of , as the investigation into the three births was dubbed, broke to big headlines last spring after outreach workers for a Catholic Charities program in the Southwest Florida town of Immokalee discovered that two boys and a girl had been born in rapid succession with significant deformities. One has no arms or legs; another with no clear gender died after three days; a third suffers a

9. How Harmful Are Pesticides To The Environment?
Information about pesticides and the environment Why are Pesticides Bad for the Environment? Pesticides are commonly used outdoors to rid your lawn and garden of weeds and certain
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Why are Pesticides Bad for the Environment?
Pesticides are commonly used outdoors to rid your lawn and garden of weeds and certain insects, like grubs and aphids. Though some pesticides and forms of pest control services like Terminix can be beneficial in decreasing the populations of harmful or destructive insects, others can be damaging to the environment and cause all sorts of problems. Studies have shown that pesticides can be extremely unsafe, particularly when they run off into waterways, which can cause both short and long term damage to people and the environment. Pesticides can also inadvertently kill living things that they are not intended to. As a whole, pesticides do provide some benefits, but they are also known to harm the environment and the plants and animals that it contains. Pesticides are particularly damaging when they are introduced into rivers, streams, and other bodies of water. This can occur when the pesticide leaches through the soil where it is applied, when it's accidentally spilled into the water, when water run off is contaminated, or through "pesticide drift." Pesticide drift happens when sprayed particles move, or drift, to another area. In waterways, millions of fish are killed by pesticides each year, and other aquatic life also suffers the consequences of pesticide-contaminated water. Pesticides are also known to add to air pollution as a result of pesticide drift, and some even play a role in harming the ozone layer and contributing to global warming. Additionally, pesticides have a resistance to breaking down over time, meaning that their effects can continue over a long period of time.

10. Court Cancels EPA Clean Water Act Exemption For Pesticides
Environment News Service latest environmental news, global warming, water, food, forests, species, energy, education. RSS feed available.
http://www.ens-newswire.com/ens/jan2009/2009-01-07-093.asp
Court Cancels EPA Clean Water Act Exemption for Pesticides CINCINNATI, Ohio , January 7, 2009 (ENS) - Environmental groups today celebrated their victory as an appeals court vacated a U.S. Environmental Protection Agency rule that has allowed pesticides to be applied to U.S. waters without a Clean Water Act permit. On November 27, 2007, the EPA issued the final rule, which states that pesticides applied in accordance with the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act, or FIFRA, are exempt from the Clean Water Act's permitting requirements. The Clean Water Act regulates the discharge of pollutants into the nation's waters by, among other things, requiring entities that emit pollutants to obtain a National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System, NPDES, permit. For nearly 30 years before adoption of the rule, pesticide labels issued under the FIFRA were required to contain a notice stating that the pesticide could not be "discharged into lakes, streams, ponds, or public waters unless in accordance with an NPDES permit." Two different groups of petitioners, one representing environmental interest groups and the other representing industry interest groups, for different reasons opposed the rule as exceeding the EPA's interpretive authority.

11. Environmental Effects Of Pesticides - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
Use of pesticides can have unintended effects on the environment. Over 98% of sprayed insecticides and 95% of herbicides reach a destination other than their target species
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Use of pesticides can have unintended effects on the environment Over 98% of sprayed insecticides and 95% of herbicides reach a destination other than their target species, including nontarget species, air, water, bottom sediments, and food. Pesticide contaminates land and water when it escapes from production sites and storage tanks, when it runs off from fields, when it is discarded, when it is sprayed aerially, and when it is sprayed into water to kill algae. The amount of pesticide that migrates from the intended application area is influenced by the particular chemical's properties: its propensity for binding to soil, its vapor pressure , its water solubility , and its resistance to being broken down over time. Factors in the soil, such as its texture, its ability to retain water, and the amount of organic matter contained in it, also affect the amount of pesticide that will leave the area. Some pesticides contribute to global warming and the depletion of the ozone layer
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Pesticides can contribute to air pollution .

12. Pesticides | Environment & Natural Resources > Toxic & Hazardous Substances | Bu
The best tips and advice from our vast library of articles, videos, and business tools
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13. Pesticides-environment
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14. Guide To Pesticides Environment Food Ethics Co-operative Food
During the 1990’s, the media reported growing concerns about the use of pesticides in food. And our members and customers shared this concern. The Cooperative now has 4
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During the 1990’s, the media reported growing concerns about the use of pesticides in food. And our members and customers shared this concern. So we developed an industry leading pesticide policy to cover all our produce:
  • Fresh and frozen vegetables and fruit Canned vegetables and fruit Dried fruit Vegetables in frozen and chilled ready meals Fruit within our yoghurts.
Co-operative Pesticide Policy has 4 lists to restrict the use of pesticides:
  • Banned – We won’t touch them Prohibited – Our growers are only allowed to use them after prior permission from The Co-operative Monitored – We allow their use, but monitor it annually

15. Pesticides & Environment
Pesticides Environment. Dr Mushtaq Hussain Jokhio. Pesticides are mainly used to control and eradicate disease vectors of desirable plant species, which in turn improve agricultural
http://www.angelfire.com/az/Sindh/envi11.html
Dr Mushtaq Hussain Jokhio
Pesticides are mainly used to control and eradicate disease vectors of desirable plant species, which in turn improve agricultural productivity. In today's world, particularly in developing countries, the use of pesticides have become so important that they are linked with improvement of human welfare (Otter et al., 1980). Because the losses of crops caused by pests are higher in developing countries, specifically under mono-cropping systems.
Pesticide poisoning in developing countries occurs in variety of ways. The group most at risk is farm worker, who mixes and applies pesticides in the field, also enters in the field after spraying. In 1976 massive poisoning among spray men of Malaria Control Programme occurred in Pakistan, and more than 7500 field workers were affected and five of them died (WHO, 1978). These injuries were result of mixing pesticides by hand and other poor practices (USAID, 1977).
Effect of Pesticides on Livestock:
Increasing use of pesticides has contributed in livestock diseases and mortality in rural areas of Pakistan. In December 1997, in Landhi Karachi, 40 buffaloes and cattle died due to unknown reasons. After laboratory tests it was identified that these animals died due to pesticide poisoning. After feed analysis it was found that their cotton seed cakes were contaminated with organo chlorine pesticide residue. In Tando Adam (Sindh), a herd of cattle and buffalo was affected due to pesticide poisoning, while the herd was grazing in fallow land besides cotton field, because cotton field was sprayed with pesticides.

16. Pesticides - Environment - Theage.com.au
Keeping an aerial eye on locusts. Darren Gray Tiny reflective cylinders made of glass will be attached to the backs of locusts this spring in a research project that will track
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17. Pesticides Environment | Natural Living
Pesticides in Our Food. If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to the Natural Living – A Much Better Way RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!Pesticides do more than kill little
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18. Pesticides And Pest Control -- Resources
Environmental resources for pesticides, pest control, weed control, herbicides, insecticides, fungicides, rodenticides
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Environmental Articles on Grinning Planet
ANTS / PEST CONTROL (UPDATED) (Pest Control Article #63) 30-MAR-2010
OTHER NON-RECOMMENDED DANCE MOVES
How to Naturally Solve Your Sugar Ant Problem MALARIA AND DDT (Pesticides Article #167) 16-JAN-2007
DDT and Malaria
HOW TO AVOID PESTICIDE RESIDUES (Pesticides Article #164) 21-NOV-2006
Reduce Your Exposure to Pesticides in Food Through Smart Food Choices PESTICIDES IN SCHOOLS (UPDATED) (Pesticides Article #88) 6-SEP-2007
BEYOND SPITBALLS, BULLIES AND CLIQUES
A Good Learning Environment Requires
Health and Safety in Schools
ENVIRONMENTAL SKEPTIC, EASY ON PESTICIDES (Article #140) 23-AUG-2005
Still Bungling Truth About Environment
AGENT ORANGE AND WEED KILLERS (Pesticides Article #134) 28-JUN-2005 DO YOU LOVE THE SMELL OF AGENT ORANGE IN THE MORNING? What's the Connection? BENEFICIAL INSECTS (Pest Control Article #125) 26-APR-2005 NATURAL PEST CONTROL (OTHER THAN CALLER ID) Attracting Beneficial Insects to Your Garden PESTICIDES IN SCHOOLS (Pesticides Article #122) 05-APR-2005 Reducing Toxic Pesticide Use in Schools with Integrated Pest Management (IPM) HEALTH - PESTICIDES/ANTIBIOTICS (Pesticides Article #111) 18-JAN-2005 NOW PLAYING: JOURNEY TO THE CENTER OF THE EARTHLING Parallels Between Health in Nature and Health in the Human Digestive System PESTICIDES ON NUTS (Pesticides Article #110)

19. National Pesticide Information Center - General Pesticide Information
Objective, sciencebased pesticide information. Pesticide Safety. Play it Safe Reduce Your Child's Chances of Pesticide Poisoning - EPA
http://npic.orst.edu/gen2.htm
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20. TYT,The Young Turks,pesticides,environment,shrinking Genitals
The Young Turks report on the effects of pesticides. They are apparently responsible for causing numerous animals to become hermaphrodites, and they are also lowering sperm
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