ARTICLES
ARTICLES
Change Agents Wear White Hats
Environmental Compliance Insights
Video: A Pilot Example Of Maximizing Conservation Measures
Developing a Communication Platform that Meets the Needs of both FIFRA Labeling Instructions and Endangered Species Act Avoidance and Minimization Requirements
How to be FIFRA & ESA Compliant
Integrated Regulatory Processes are Crucial for Conservation Progress
Better, Faster, More Effective. Meaningful Stewardship Outcomes and Better Pesticide Consultations Through the Use of Population Assessment and Conservation (Pac) Measures
1,600 Species, 50 States: Looking Ahead for Mitigation Providers
Three Recommendations for Crop Protection Industry Executives
Modern Crop Protection Business Strategies Need to Integrate Regulatory and Conservation Outcomes
DEVELOPING A COMMUNICATION PLATFORM THAT MEETS THE NEEDS OF BOTH FIFRA LABELING INSTRUCTIONS AND ENDANGERED SPECIES ACT AVOIDANCE AND MINIMIZATION REQUIREMENTS
Ideas for Opportunities Toward Achieving Compliance and Species Protection
As more pesticides move through the Federal Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) endangered species biological evaluation toward formal Endangered Species Act (ESA) Section 7 consultation, a revised technological platform with an expanded scope is needed to effectively communicate both Federal Fungicide Insecticide and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA) and ESA-related application instructions to end users. Here we discuss critical elements and digital platforms that would better meet the needs of both FIFRA registration and ESA Section 7 label instructions, including 1) spatial resolution, 2) temporal resolution, 3) proximity to sensitive habitat, 4) application technologies, 5) environmental conditions constraints, and 6) possible application reporting features.
ARTICLES
Change Agents Wear White Hats
Environmental Compliance Insights
Video: A Pilot Example Of Maximizing Conservation Measures
Developing a Communication Platform that Meets the Needs of both FIFRA Labeling Instructions and Endangered Species Act Avoidance and Minimization Requirements
How to be FIFRA & ESA Compliant
Integrated Regulatory Processes are Crucial for Conservation Progress
Better, Faster, More Effective. Meaningful Stewardship Outcomes and Better Pesticide Consultations Through the Use of Population Assessment and Conservation (Pac) Measures
1,600 Species, 50 States: Looking Ahead for Mitigation Providers
Three Recommendations for Crop Protection Industry Executives
Modern Crop Protection Business Strategies Need to Integrate Regulatory and Conservation Outcomes