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1. Assessment of the endocrine disrupting properties of bisphenol AF: a case study applying the European regulatory criteria and guidance

Author

Laura Escrivá, Johanna Zilliacus, Ellen Hessel, and Anna Beronius

Subjects
Bisphenol AF, Endocrine disruptors, Risk assessment, Pesticides regulation, REACH, Weight of evidence evaluation, Industrial medicine. Industrial hygiene, RC963-969, Public aspects of medicine, RA1-1270
Abstract

Abstract Background Scientific criteria to identify endocrine disruptors (ED) was recently implemented for plant protection products (PPP) and biocidal products (BP). A guidance document has been published by ECHA and EFSA in the context of ED criteria for PPPs and BPs. Methods In the present work, a case study was performed on Bisphenol AF (BPAF) to explore the application of the EU criteria and EFSA/ECHA guidance document for the ED assessment of a non-pesticide chemical regulated under REACH. A data dossier was built by a systematic literature search (Web of Science, Pubmed, Embase; n = 511), title/abstract screening (n = 124) and full text examination (n = 88). All the information was extracted and systematically reported for 309 parameters (100 for adversity; 209 for endocrine activity). The reliability of studies was assessed (SciRAP tool). Results Data were synthesized into 96 lines of evidence for adversity (n = 57), and endocrine activity (n = 39); and assessed by weight of evidence methodology. The initial analysis of the evidence indicated EATS-mediated adversity in mammals, therefore a mode of action (MoA) was postulated for both male and female adult exposure. Female MoA included estrogen receptor activation and altered steroidogenesis leading to ovarian dysfunction, altered estrous cycling and impaired female fertility. Male MoA was initiated by androgen receptor inhibition and altered steroidogenesis leading to dysfunction of male reproductive organs and impaired male fertility. Conclusions The overall conclusion of the ED assessment indicated that BPAF meets the ED criteria for human health. The steps described in the ED guidance document were successfully completed, resulting in a thorough, structured and transparent identification of BPAF as an ED. Advantages and limitations of applying the ED criteria and guidance for a REACH chemical are discussed.

Published
2021
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2. A contaminação agroquímica no Brasil vista como crime de ecocídio. Por uma abordagem ecocêntrica na regulação de agrotóxicos.

Author

Speck de SOUZA, Rafael, BARBIERI, Isabele Bruna, and Zabott ADRIANO, Mexiana

Abstract

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2021
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3. Assessment of the endocrine disrupting properties of bisphenol AF: a case study applying the European regulatory criteria and guidance.

Author

Escrivá, Laura, Zilliacus, Johanna, Hessel, Ellen, and Beronius, Anna

Subjects
*MALE reproductive organs, *ENDOCRINE disruptors, *ESTROGEN receptors, *ESTRUS, *PLANT products
Abstract

Background: Scientific criteria to identify endocrine disruptors (ED) was recently implemented for plant protection products (PPP) and biocidal products (BP). A guidance document has been published by ECHA and EFSA in the context of ED criteria for PPPs and BPs.Methods: In the present work, a case study was performed on Bisphenol AF (BPAF) to explore the application of the EU criteria and EFSA/ECHA guidance document for the ED assessment of a non-pesticide chemical regulated under REACH. A data dossier was built by a systematic literature search (Web of Science, Pubmed, Embase; n = 511), title/abstract screening (n = 124) and full text examination (n = 88). All the information was extracted and systematically reported for 309 parameters (100 for adversity; 209 for endocrine activity). The reliability of studies was assessed (SciRAP tool).Results: Data were synthesized into 96 lines of evidence for adversity (n = 57), and endocrine activity (n = 39); and assessed by weight of evidence methodology. The initial analysis of the evidence indicated EATS-mediated adversity in mammals, therefore a mode of action (MoA) was postulated for both male and female adult exposure. Female MoA included estrogen receptor activation and altered steroidogenesis leading to ovarian dysfunction, altered estrous cycling and impaired female fertility. Male MoA was initiated by androgen receptor inhibition and altered steroidogenesis leading to dysfunction of male reproductive organs and impaired male fertility.Conclusions: The overall conclusion of the ED assessment indicated that BPAF meets the ED criteria for human health. The steps described in the ED guidance document were successfully completed, resulting in a thorough, structured and transparent identification of BPAF as an ED. Advantages and limitations of applying the ED criteria and guidance for a REACH chemical are discussed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2021
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4. PESTICIDES USED BY FARMERS IN THE ARABICA COFFEE GROWING REGIONS OF UGANDA

Author

Kagezi, G.H., Kucel, P., Olango, N., Kobusinge, J., Nakibuule, L., Nambozo, B., Olal, S., and Wagoire, W.W.

Subjects
Herbicides -- Research, Insecticides -- Research, Fungicides -- Research, Livestock -- Research, Farmers -- Research, Carbamates -- Research, Toxicity, Pesticides, Diseases, Roundworms, Glyphosate, Households, Pesticides regulation, Nature, Agricultural industry, Food/cooking/nutrition, Health
Abstract

Coffee is generally stressed by several biotic constraints including insect pests, diseases, weeds, nematodes among others, due to its nature. In response, farmers use all sorts of pesticides so as to manage these problems. However, detailed studies to determine the types of pesticides used in the diverse Arabica coffee agro-ecologies of Uganda are yet to be conducted. This information is vital for guiding research, policy and other agendas on pesticide issues, since their misuse can cause serious negative effects on humans, livestock and environment. A questionnaire was therefore, administered to 325 households in the 3 major Arabica coffee growing regions of Uganda (Mt. Elgon, West Nile and southern), with the aim of determining which pesticides are commonly being used by farmers. The study specifically aimed at investigating which pesticides have been banned in Uganda but still being used by farmers in these Arabica coffee agro-ecologies. Results showed that pesticides use in the Arabica coffee growing regions of Uganda was limited, with only 23% of the farmers using them. The highest percentage of farmers (39%) using pesticides was recorded in the southern region, while the lowest percentage of farmers (11%) was observed in West Nile region. A total of 22 of pesticides namely, 13 insecticides (59%), 5 fungicides (23%) and 4 herbicides (18%) were being used by farmers. Most of the pesticides recorded (64%) belonged to class II chemicals which are defined as moderately hazardous. Farmers should, therefore, be encouraged to use these pesticides instead of the class I chemicals which are defined as highly hazardous. The commonest insecticide was cypermethrin, being used by 15.4% of the farmers, while mancozeb was the most common fungicide, used by 7.7%. On the other hand, glyphosate was the most commonly used herbicide, by 15.4% of the farmers. The study further revealed that three insecticides - carbofuran (Furadan 5), dichlorvos 100% (Lava 100% EC) and fenitrothion (Sumithion/Fenitrothion) and one herbicide, gramoxone (Paraquat), which were being used by farmers, have been banned from use in Uganda. However, none of the fungicides observed has been banned from use in Uganda. Thus, farmers in all coffee growing agro-ecologies should be educated on pesticide use particularly those that have been banned from use. This will reduce pesticide misuse, toxicity and exposure. Key words: Arabica-coffee-agro-ecologies, banned-pesticides, carbofuran, cypermethrin, dichlorvos, fenitrothin, glyphoshate, gramoxone, mancozeb, pesticide-use, INTRODUCTION Coffee remains the main cash crop of Uganda. It earned the country about US$370 million in the coffee year 2015/16 in exports [1]. The crop is grown by more [...]

Published
2019
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7. SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE

Subjects
Hunter Industries, Pesticides, Landscaping industry, Talk shows, Technology, Pesticides regulation, Agricultural industry, Business, Sports, sporting goods and toys industry
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Sun., Jan. 12 1-6 pm Volunteer Field Rebuild 6:30-9 pm Registration Open Mon., Jan. 13 6:30-8 am Continental Breakfast 6:30 am-5 pm Registration Open 7 am-5:15 pm Full Day Seminar [...]

Published
2019

9. A sting in the tail: A tightening of restrictions on the insecticides known as neonicotinoids has brought hope that the decline in honey bees and wild pollinators can be reversed. Yet concerns are growing as to how new technology could radically change the landscape. Are we heading towards a world of 'frankenbees', in which gene-edited bees are resistant to pesticides and where only the rich can afford to pay for pollinated crops?

Author

Rowe, Mark

Subjects
Bayer AG -- Innovations, Pharmaceutical industry -- International economic relations -- Innovations, European honeybee, Agricultural industry, Insecticides, Insects, Rich people, Nerve agents, Bees, Pesticides regulation, Pesticide resistance, Gas warfare, Geography
Abstract

When is a ban not a ban? When, it seems, it applies to neonicotinoids. Amid much fanfare, the European Union last year expanded the restriction of three pesticides--clothianidin, imidacloprid and [...]

Published
2019

12. Pesticides in Court: Ruling on the use of neonicotinoids in EU Member States

Author

Leone, Luca

Subjects
transparency, pesticides regulation, precautionary principle, Settore IUS/03 - DIRITTO AGRARIO, neonicotinoids
Abstract

In the last decades, neonicotinoid pesticides linked with bee decline have become a bone of contention in EU Member States. On the one hand, regulatory science provided by the European Food Safety Authority has been used in the interpretations established by the Court of Justice of the EU as regards the Commission’s ban of some neonicotinoids. On the other, scientific uncertainty pertaining to these chemicals underpinned the adoption of emergency measures at the national level for restricted use of the pesticides concerned. Through the line of reasoning followed by the Court’s rulings on the matter, this contribution illustrates the legal implications arising from relying on regulatory science as knowledge base that justifies both the legal invocation of the precautionary principle and the review of derogations at the national level., BioLaw Journal - Rivista di BioDiritto, N. 4 (2022)

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2022
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13. Help to shape policy with your science

Author

Rosen, Julia

Subjects
Scientific communication -- Methods, Social media, Biodiversity conservation, Animal behavior, Wildlife conservation, Land use controls, Biodiversity, Pesticides, Real estate development, Pesticides regulation, Universities and colleges, Environmental issues, Science and technology, Zoology and wildlife conservation
Abstract

Decision-makers need input from researchers on issues involving science and society.Decision-makers need input from researchers on issues involving science and society., Author(s): Julia RosenAuthor Affiliations:Help to shape policy with your science A protest in Brussels ahead of the European Union's vote to ban neonicotinoid pesticides in April 2018. [see PDF for [...]

Published
2018
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15. Upcoming Pesticides bill likely to result in shortage & increased prices for farmers

Subjects
Shortages, Legislative bills, Agricultural policy, Farmers, Pesticides regulation, Product shortage, Food and beverage industries
Abstract

Byline: Our Bureau, New Delhi While farmers continue to protest the three Farm Bills - the Farmers' Produce Trade and Commerce (Promotion and Facilitation) Bill, 2020, the Farmers (Empowerment and [...]

Published
2020

16. Stay in regulatory compliance as certified crop adviser

Subjects
Herbicides, Pesticides, Pesticides regulation, Soybeans, Consultants (Persons), Regulatory compliance, Agricultural industry, Business, regional
Abstract

Frequent changes in pesticide registrations and regulations can make it difficult to stay in compliance. This article provides a few important updates to help certified crop advisers stay on top [...]

Published
2020

17. Stay in regulatory compliance as certified crop adviser

Subjects
Herbicides, Pesticides, Pesticides regulation, Soybeans, Consultants (Persons), Regulatory compliance, Agricultural industry
Abstract

Frequent changes in pesticide registrations and regulations can make it difficult to stay in compliance. This article provides a few important updates to help certified crop advisers stay on top [...]

Published
2020

18. Stay in regulatory compliance as certified crop adviser

Subjects
Herbicides, Pesticides, Pesticides regulation, Soybeans, Consultants (Persons), Regulatory compliance, Agricultural industry
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Frequent changes in pesticide registrations and regulations can make it difficult to stay in compliance. This article provides a few important updates to help certified crop advisers stay on top [...]

Published
2020

19. Stay in regulatory compliance as certified crop adviser

Subjects
Herbicides, Pesticides, Pesticides regulation, Soybeans, Consultants (Persons), Regulatory compliance, Agricultural industry
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Frequent changes in pesticide registrations and regulations can make it difficult to stay in compliance. This article provides a few important updates to help certified crop advisers stay on top [...]

Published
2020

20. Stay in regulatory compliance as certified crop adviser

Subjects
Herbicides, Pesticides, Pesticides regulation, Soybeans, Consultants (Persons), Regulatory compliance, Agricultural industry
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Frequent changes in pesticide registrations and regulations can make it difficult to stay in compliance. This article provides a few important updates to help certified crop advisers stay on top [...]

Published
2020

21. Pesticides Management Bill, 2020 will hurt farmers' livelihood, say experts

Subjects
Pesticides, Farmers, Pesticides regulation, Company business management, Environmental issues, Regional focus/area studies
Abstract

India, Sept. 11 -- Experts call for wider consultations on the bill and for it to be placed before a select committee The Pesticides Management Bill (PMB), 2020 - introduced [...]

Published
2020

22. Civil society praises Centre's draft order banning 27 pesticides

Subjects
Pesticides regulation, Environmental issues, Regional focus/area studies, Pesticide Action Network
Abstract

India, July 13 -- The pesticides in question continue to be used in India, but are already banned, restricted or withdrawn in other countries Several experts underscored the ill effects [...]

Published
2020

23. Banning select pesticides: Agri group presses for farmers,CO right to life

Subjects
Pesticides, Farmers, Pesticides regulation, Pro-life movement, Government
Abstract

Byline: Geetanjali Minhas ASHA-Kisan Swaraj counters chemicals dept letter to agri ministry, decries Çÿshort-sighted prioritization of economic growthÇÖ A civil society group has pointed out several Ç£fallaciesÇ¥ in the chemicals [...]

Published
2020

24. Minnesota Department of Ag says 'yes' to dicamba - for now

Subjects
Minnesota. Department of Agriculture, Bayer AG, Soybean industry, Herbicides, Pesticides, State laws, Pesticides regulation, Soybeans, Pharmaceutical industry, Farmers, Technology, Agricultural industry
Abstract

Byline: Paula Mohr After further review of state law, the Minnesota Department of Agriculture announced June 8 that it will continue to allow state farmers to use four dicamba products [...]

Published
2020

25. Minnesota Department of Ag says 'yes' to dicamba - for now

Subjects
Minnesota. Department of Agriculture, Bayer AG, Soybean industry, Herbicides, Pesticides, State laws, Pesticides regulation, Soybeans, Pharmaceutical industry, Farmers, Technology, Agricultural industry
Abstract

Byline: Paula Mohr After further review of state law, the Minnesota Department of Agriculture announced June 8 that it will continue to allow state farmers to use four dicamba products [...]

Published
2020

26. Minnesota Department of Ag says 'yes' to dicamba - for now

Subjects
Minnesota. Department of Agriculture, Bayer AG, Soybean industry, Herbicides, Pesticides, State laws, Pesticides regulation, Soybeans, Pharmaceutical industry, Farmers, Technology, Agricultural industry
Abstract

Byline: Paula Mohr After further review of state law, the Minnesota Department of Agriculture announced June 8 that it will continue to allow state farmers to use four dicamba products [...]

Published
2020

27. Minnesota Department of Ag says 'yes' to dicamba - for now

Subjects
Minnesota. Department of Agriculture, Bayer AG, Soybean industry, Herbicides, Pesticides, State laws, Pesticides regulation, Soybeans, Pharmaceutical industry, Farmers, Technology, Agricultural industry, Business, regional
Abstract

Byline: Paula Mohr After further review of state law, the Minnesota Department of Agriculture announced June 8 that it will continue to allow state farmers to use four dicamba products [...]

Published
2020

28. Minnesota Department of Ag says 'yes' to dicamba - for now

Subjects
Minnesota. Department of Agriculture, Bayer AG, Soybean industry, Herbicides, Pesticides, State laws, Pesticides regulation, Soybeans, Pharmaceutical industry, Farmers, Technology, Agricultural industry
Abstract

Byline: Paula Mohr After further review of state law, the Minnesota Department of Agriculture announced June 8 that it will continue to allow state farmers to use four dicamba products [...]

Published
2020

29. Read your pesticide labels: Dicamba edition

Subjects
Herbicides, Pesticides, Pesticides regulation, Soybeans, Farmers, Pest control, Backup software, Agricultural industry, Business, regional, Iowa State University
Abstract

To keep up with any changes and updates on pesticide uses and restrictions from year to year, it's important to thoroughly read and understand the label before any applications are [...]

Published
2020

30. Read your pesticide labels: Dicamba edition

Subjects
Herbicides, Pesticides, Pesticides regulation, Soybeans, Farmers, Pest control, Backup software, Agricultural industry, Iowa State University
Abstract

To keep up with any changes and updates on pesticide uses and restrictions from year to year, it's important to thoroughly read and understand the label before any applications are [...]

Published
2020

31. Read your pesticide labels: Dicamba edition

Subjects
Herbicides, Pesticides, Pesticides regulation, Soybeans, Farmers, Pest control, Backup software, Agricultural industry, Iowa State University
Abstract

To keep up with any changes and updates on pesticide uses and restrictions from year to year, it's important to thoroughly read and understand the label before any applications are [...]

Published
2020

32. Read your pesticide labels: Dicamba edition

Subjects
Herbicides, Pesticides, Pesticides regulation, Soybeans, Farmers, Pest control, Backup software, Agricultural industry, Iowa State University
Abstract

To keep up with any changes and updates on pesticide uses and restrictions from year to year, it's important to thoroughly read and understand the label before any applications are [...]

Published
2020

33. Read your pesticide labels: Dicamba edition

Subjects
Herbicides, Pesticides, Pesticides regulation, Soybeans, Farmers, Pest control, Backup software, Agricultural industry, Iowa State University
Abstract

To keep up with any changes and updates on pesticide uses and restrictions from year to year, it's important to thoroughly read and understand the label before any applications are [...]

Published
2020

34. Miravis Prime receives DPR label in California

Subjects
Syngenta AG, Pesticides regulation, Potatoes, Agricultural chemicals industry, Farmers, Strawberries, Pest control, Consultants (Persons), Vegetables, Pesticides, Agricultural industry
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Byline: Todd Fitchette California growers battling issues like botrytis and powdery mildew have a new fungicide for the toolbox in Miravis Prime, a Syngenta product that combines active ingredients from [...]

Published
2020

35. Miravis Prime receives DPR label in California

Subjects
Syngenta AG, Pesticides regulation, Potatoes, Agricultural chemicals industry, Farmers, Strawberries, Pest control, Consultants (Persons), Vegetables, Pesticides, Agricultural industry, Business, regional
Abstract

Byline: Todd Fitchette California growers battling issues like botrytis and powdery mildew have a new fungicide for the toolbox in Miravis Prime, a Syngenta product that combines active ingredients from [...]

Published
2020

36. Miravis Prime receives DPR label in California

Subjects
Syngenta AG, Pesticides regulation, Potatoes, Agricultural chemicals industry, Farmers, Strawberries, Pest control, Consultants (Persons), Vegetables, Pesticides, Agricultural industry
Abstract

Byline: Todd Fitchette California growers battling issues like botrytis and powdery mildew have a new fungicide for the toolbox in Miravis Prime, a Syngenta product that combines active ingredients from [...]

Published
2020

37. Miravis Prime receives DPR label in California

Subjects
Syngenta AG, Pesticides regulation, Potatoes, Agricultural chemicals industry, Farmers, Strawberries, Pest control, Consultants (Persons), Vegetables, Pesticides, Agricultural industry
Abstract

Byline: Todd Fitchette California growers battling issues like botrytis and powdery mildew have a new fungicide for the toolbox in Miravis Prime, a Syngenta product that combines active ingredients from [...]

Published
2020

38. Miravis Prime receives DPR label in California

Subjects
Syngenta AG, Pesticides regulation, Potatoes, Agricultural chemicals industry, Farmers, Strawberries, Pest control, Consultants (Persons), Vegetables, Pesticides, Agricultural industry
Abstract

Byline: Todd Fitchette California growers battling issues like botrytis and powdery mildew have a new fungicide for the toolbox in Miravis Prime, a Syngenta product that combines active ingredients from [...]

Published
2020

39. Biopesticide receives California's approval

Subjects
Sustainable agriculture, Biological pest control, Farmers, Insecticides, Agricultural subsidies, Sales managers, Pesticides regulation, Pesticides, Organic farming, Agricultural industry
Abstract

The California Department of Pesticide Regulation has recently granted SEICAN biopesticide registration approval for use in the state. This approval brings to California growers an OMRI-listed miticide-insecticide that is highly [...]

Published
2020

40. Biopesticide receives California's approval

Subjects
Sustainable agriculture, Biological pest control, Farmers, Insecticides, Agricultural subsidies, Sales managers, Pesticides regulation, Pesticides, Organic farming, Agricultural industry
Abstract

The California Department of Pesticide Regulation has recently granted SEICAN biopesticide registration approval for use in the state. This approval brings to California growers an OMRI-listed miticide-insecticide that is highly [...]

Published
2020

41. Biopesticide receives California's approval

Subjects
Sustainable agriculture, Biological pest control, Farmers, Insecticides, Agricultural subsidies, Sales managers, Pesticides regulation, Pesticides, Organic farming, Agricultural industry, Business, regional
Abstract

The California Department of Pesticide Regulation has recently granted SEICAN biopesticide registration approval for use in the state. This approval brings to California growers an OMRI-listed miticide-insecticide that is highly [...]

Published
2020

42. Biopesticide receives California's approval

Subjects
Sustainable agriculture, Biological pest control, Farmers, Insecticides, Agricultural subsidies, Sales managers, Pesticides regulation, Pesticides, Organic farming, Agricultural industry
Abstract

The California Department of Pesticide Regulation has recently granted SEICAN biopesticide registration approval for use in the state. This approval brings to California growers an OMRI-listed miticide-insecticide that is highly [...]

Published
2020

43. Biopesticide receives California's approval

Subjects
Sustainable agriculture, Biological pest control, Farmers, Insecticides, Agricultural subsidies, Sales managers, Pesticides regulation, Pesticides, Organic farming, Agricultural industry
Abstract

The California Department of Pesticide Regulation has recently granted SEICAN biopesticide registration approval for use in the state. This approval brings to California growers an OMRI-listed miticide-insecticide that is highly [...]

Published
2020

44. Halo Labs Highlights Superfiltration Program in Cathedral City

Subjects
Marijuana, Terpenes, Pesticides regulation, Pesticides, Cannabis products, Industrial research, Food and beverage industries
Abstract

Halo Labs reported that the Company has started a pilot superfiltration program of live resin, fats and waxes, tails, terpenes and low grade distillate at Halo's Coastal Harvest facility in [...]

Published
2020

45. ManKocide Reports Approval for California Tree Nuts

Subjects
Farmers, Labels, Pesticides regulation, Vegetables, Pesticides, Diseases, Hydroxides, Arts and entertainment industries
Abstract

ManKocide, a fungicide/bactericide for control of Alternaria, powdery mildew and blight, has been approved for use on all tree nut crops by the California Department of Pesticide Regulation. According to [...]

Published
2020

46. Findings from C.E. Diaz and Co-Researchers in the Area of Microorganism Research Described (Chemical Composition of an Aphid Antifeedant Extract from an Endophytic Fungus, Trichoderma sp. EFI671)

Subjects
Aphids -- Reports, Physical fitness -- Reports, Fungi -- Reports, Medicinal plants -- Reports, Herbal medicine -- Reports, Obesity, Technology, Pesticides regulation, Finance, Pesticides, Editors, Social science research, Health
Abstract

2020 APR 4 (NewsRx) -- By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Obesity, Fitness & Wellness Week -- Investigators publish new report on Life Science Research - Microorganism Research. According [...]

Published
2020

47. Pesticide Management Bill 2020: What could have made it better

Subjects
Pesticides, Legislative bills, Pesticides regulation, Insecticides, Reason, Company business management, Environmental issues, Regional focus/area studies
Abstract

India, March 31 -- The bill was introduced after much delay The Pesticide Management Bill, 2020 was introduced in the Rajya Sabha by Union agriculture minister Narendra Singh Tomar on [...]

Published
2020

48. Brazilian ag chem approvals under attack

Subjects
Agriculture, Budgets, Pesticides regulation, Soybeans, Rain forests, Pesticides, Agricultural industry
Abstract

Byline: James Thompson As you're thinking about budgets and ag chemical use for 2020, the Brazilians are under attack for their new administration's aggressive approvals of new pesticides. This comes [...]

Published
2020

49. Brazilian ag chem approvals under attack

Subjects
Agriculture, Budgets, Pesticides regulation, Soybeans, Rain forests, Pesticides, Agricultural industry, Business, regional
Abstract

Byline: James Thompson As you're thinking about budgets and ag chemical use for 2020, the Brazilians are under attack for their new administration's aggressive approvals of new pesticides. This comes [...]

Published
2020

50. Brazilian ag chem approvals under attack

Subjects
Agriculture, Budgets, Pesticides regulation, Soybeans, Rain forests, Pesticides, Agricultural industry
Abstract

Byline: James Thompson As you're thinking about budgets and ag chemical use for 2020, the Brazilians are under attack for their new administration's aggressive approvals of new pesticides. This comes [...]

Published
2020

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