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Pesticides and Wildlife (ACS Symposium Series) by JOHN J. JOHNSTON; Angela Schmidt; Virgil Brack; Russ Rommé; Karen Tyrell; Alan Gehrt; Michael D. David; Sonia Campbell; LeeAnn Woodward; Qing X. Li; Robert C. Hosea; Brian J. Finlayson; E. E. Littrell; Geoffrey K. Frampton; P. Marth; D. Martens; K.-W. Schramm; J. Schmitzer; K. Oxynos; A. Kettrup; Ralf Peveling; Peter Nagel; James F. Glahn; Michael L. Avery; Sean M. Richards; Todd A. Anderson; Steven B. Wall; Ronald J. Kendall; S. L. Levine; J. S. McClain; J. T. Oris; David A. Goldade; Peter J. Savarie; Jerome C. Hurley; Stanley A. Gaddis; C. T. Eason; E. Murphy; Thomas M. Primus; John D. Eisemann; George H. Matschke; Craig Ramey; Richard M. Poché; Jeff J. Mach; George M. Linz; Richard E. Mauldin; Pete J. Savarie; Joseph E. Brooks; W. R. Hartley; L. E. White; J. E. Bollinger; A. Thiyagarajah; J. M. Mendler; W. J. George; Pamela P. Hamlett; Gary L. Steinmetz; David M. Klein; Ainsley Jones; S. McGaw; L. Ross; C. McCoy; G. Turnbull; A. J. A. C. Charlton; Simon Hird; George P. Cobb; Donald M. Norman; Pattie D. Houlis; Tim A. Bargar; Edward J. Scollon; Micha is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.

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Pesticides provide humankind with a plethora of benefits including increased agricultural productivity, decreased sickness and mortality from pestassociated diseases, increased longevity of physical structures, and improved horticultural opportunities. However, the use of pesticides may be accompanied by undesirable effects to a variety of non-target species including wildlife. Weighing the potential benefits versus risks of pesticide use is less than straightforward. It is not surprising that entities with differing agendas can arrive at differing conclusions when comparing these benefits and risks. As a chemist working with pesticides for the U.S. Department of Agriculture's National Wildlife Research Center, I interact with parties harboring a wide variety of viewpoints regarding the use of pesticides. In dealing with such a diverse client base as represented by society, it has been my experience that the best approach is to rely on science to elucidate and support objective conclusions. This symposium series volume brings together a wide variety of scientists working in the area of pesticides and wildlife. It is my intent that the chapters presented here offer a variety of scie

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Author

JOHN J. JOHNSTON; Angela Schmidt; Virgil Brack; Russ Rommé; Karen Tyrell; Alan Gehrt; Michael D. David; Sonia Campbell; LeeAnn Woodward; Qing X. Li; Robert C. Hosea; Brian J. Finlayson; E. E. Littrell; Geoffrey K. Frampton; P. Marth; D. Martens; K.-W. Schramm; J. Schmitzer; K. Oxynos; A. Kettrup; Ralf Peveling; Peter Nagel; James F. Glahn; Michael L. Avery; Sean M. Richards; Todd A. Anderson; Steven B. Wall; Ronald J. Kendall; S. L. Levine; J. S. McClain; J. T. Oris; David A. Goldade; Peter J. Savarie; Jerome C. Hurley; Stanley A. Gaddis; C. T. Eason; E. Murphy; Thomas M. Primus; John D. Eisemann; George H. Matschke; Craig Ramey; Richard M. Poché; Jeff J. Mach; George M. Linz; Richard E. Mauldin; Pete J. Savarie; Joseph E. Brooks; W. R. Hartley; L. E. White; J. E. Bollinger; A. Thiyagarajah; J. M. Mendler; W. J. George; Pamela P. Hamlett; Gary L. Steinmetz; David M. Klein; Ainsley Jones; S. McGaw; L. Ross; C. McCoy; G. Turnbull; A. J. A. C. Charlton; Simon Hird; George P. Cobb; Donald M. Norman; Pattie D. Houlis; Tim A. Bargar; Edward J. Scollon; Micha

Publisher

American Chemical Society ; Distributed by Oxford University Press

Published

2000

Language

EN

ISBN

9780841218246

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

Nature, Biology, Engineering