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This kit has resources to help you get hazardous pesticides out of your schools. It provides information for parents to take full advantage of the Healthy Schools Act of 2000, ideas on how to organize community interest in least-toxic Integrated Pest Management (IPM)... by tabari | Oct 12, 2016 | Reports |
by California Public Interest Research Group Charitable Trust, 2002. 40 pages. Over one year after the Healthy Schools Act went into effect, Learning Curve reports on pesticide use and compliance with the Act in California’s 15 largest school districts. The... by tabari | Oct 12, 2016 | Reports |
In 2000, California enacted a landmark law to protect schoolchildren, the Healthy Schools Act of 2000. The law was among the first in the United States to require notification of pesticide use at schools and to favor safer, greener pest management techniques—known as... 
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Poisoning the Air outlines the problems of airborne pesticides at the agricultural-urban frontier and in urban structural fumigations, discusses health effects of airborne pesticides and reveals how government agencies have failed to implement laws to protect the... 
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A Policy Brief by Latino Issues Forum and Redefining Progress, 2004. 8 pages. Better Safe than Sorry calls on California’s Department of Pesticide Regulation (DPR) to take immediate actions to prevent pesticide drift incidents, including phasing out highly toxic... 
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A report written by Pesticide Watch and Center for Environmental Health. March, 2010 Pesticide Protection Zones: Keeping Kids Safe at School analyzes current requirements for protection zones around schools in California’s 25 largest agricultural-production...