Learn the Issues
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ECM for Dithiopyr & Degradates in Soil - MRID 44559801
Environmental Chemistry Methods for Dithiopyr & Degradates in Soil - MRID 44559801
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ECM for Carfentrazone-ethyl & Degradates in Soil - MRID 44165040
Environmental Chemistry Methods for Carfentrazone-ethyl & Degradates in Soil - MRID 44165040
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ECM for Nicosulfuron & Degradates in Soil - MRID 48790912
Environmental Chemistry Methods for Nicosulfuron & Degradates in Soil - MRID 48790912
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ECM for Mepiquat Chloride in Water - MRID 49586601
Environmental Chemistry Methods for Mepiquat Chloride in Water - MRID 49586601
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ECM for Trifludimoxazin and Metabolites in Water - MRID 50406039
ECM for Trifludimoxazin and Metabolites in Water - MRID 50406039
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ECM for Fenpropathrin & Degradates in Soil - MRID 41679601
Environmental Chemistry Methods for Fenpropathrin & Degradates in Soil - MRID 41679601
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ECM for Florasulam & 5-hydroxy Degradate in Soil - MRID 46808205
ECM for Florasulam & 5-hydroxy Degradate in Soil - MRID 46808205
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ECM for Florasulam & 5-hydroxy Degradate in Water - MRID 46808011
Environmental Chemistry Methods for Florasulam in Water - MRID 46808011
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Environmental Chemistry Methods (ECM) Index - V
Laboratories use testing methods to identify pesticides in water and soil. Environmental chemistry methods test soil and water samples to determine the fate of pesticides in the environment. Find methods for chemicals with C as the first character.
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Environmental Chemistry Methods (ECM) Index - K
Laboratories use testing methods to identify pesticides in water and soil. Environmental chemistry methods test soil and water samples to determine the fate of pesticides in the environment. Find methods for chemicals with K as the first character.
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Label Review Training: Module 4: Applying the Principles of Pesticide Label Review, Page 7
This module of the label review training goes into detail about the four core principles of pesticide label review: clarity, accuracy, consistency with EPA policy, and enforceability.
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Label Review Training - Resources
Pesticide labels translate results of our extensive evaluations of pesticide products into conditions, directions and precautions that define parameters for use of a pesticide with the goal of ensuring protection of human health and the environment.
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Questions about the DfE Logo for Antimicrobial Pesticide Products
Find out more about the DfE for pesticides pilot.
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Logos and Graphics on Pesticide Product Labels
There are several logos that pesticide companies can add to their labels with EPA approval. The requirements and process vary, so review the guidance carefully before applying to add a logo to a product label.
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Introduction to Pesticide Labels
Pesticide product labels provide critical information about how to safely and legally handle and use pesticide products. Unlike most other types of product labels, pesticide labels are legally enforceable. Learn about pesticide product labels.
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Read the Label Brochures - Vietnamese
information about the importance of keeping pesticides in their original container, how to prevent harm to the environment, and why you should buy the right product in the right amount for your needs
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TSCA SACC Meeting Minutes and Final Report for December 2019 Meeting on EPA’s Draft Risk Evaluation for Methylene Chloride
The meeting minutes and final report for the December 3 to 4, 2019 Science Advisory Committee on Chemicals (SACC) face-to-face meeting
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EPA Finalizes Updates to List of Pests of Significant Health Importance
EPA has released an updated list of pests of significant health importance. The list identifies the pests that EPA, CDC, and USDA currently consider to be of significant public health importance.
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EPA Protects Aquatic Ecosystems by Finalizing Irgarol Antifoulant Paint Cancellation
Today, the U.S EPA is releasing the interim decision for irgarol, which finalizes the cancelation of its use as an active ingredient in antifoulant paint in order to help preserve America’s diverse aquatic ecosystems.
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EPA Opens Application Period for Grant Supporting Education and Training for Pesticide Applicators
The EPA opened an application period for gran supporting education and applicator training on March 13, 2023.