Factoid/2006/11/22
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Another Weakening of the Clean Water Act by the EPA
- "The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has issued a final rule clarifying two specific circumstances in which a Clean Water Act permit is not required before pesticides are applied. The two situations are when
- pesticides are applied directly to water to control pests, including mosquito larvae, aquatic weeds and other pests in the water
- pesticides are applied to control pests that are present over or near water where a portion of the pesticide will unavoidably be deposited to the water in order to target the pests effectively.
- excerpt from this Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) press release.
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