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Inert Ingredients Disclosure Campaign, Inerts, NCAP Northwest Coalition for Alternatives to Pesticides
U.S. contains ingredients that are called "inert." "Inerts," sometimes comprising up to 99.9% of a pesticide product, are used to ... Must Review Pesticide Secrets. April 3, 2003. (News Release) Tell EPA you need more information about inert ingredients! March 2002 (Alert) EPA Delays in Ending Pesticide Secrets. 2000. (News Release) 80 More Groups ...
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Inert Ingredients Permitted in Pesticide Products | Office of Pesticide Programs | US EPA
Fragrance Formula Sheet(19KB, .xls file) Joint Inerts Task Force (JITF) Formed to Support Revoked Inert Ingredients (24KB, 1pp., PDF) Contacts Inerts Ingredient Assessment Branch, Inerts Team inertsbranch@epa.gov Karen ... , there are no longer inerts classified as List 1, 2, or 3. All-food use inert ingredient tolerances and tolerance exemptions are considered to be safe when used according to the ...
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Agri-Business and Endangered Atlantic Salmon
Roundup, Touchdown An Herbicide; Kills a variety of weeds; Is ubiquitious in commercial use and personal gardens Not Directly Toxic; Some degenerative by-products cause tumors Some inert ingredients toxic to marine animals Hexazinone Velpar, Pronone An Herbicide; Kills broadleaf weeds, grasses and woody plants; Used in aerial spraying commercially Can produce developmental defects in high doses ...
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Identifying Pesticide Ingredients Using an MSDS
According to U.S. law, the label of a pesticide product identifies only certain pesticide ingredients. While the "active" ingredient(s) (those that kill or damage a pest)(1) are identified ... (3) (misleadingly called "inerts") for which such identification is not required.(2) These inert ingredients, often making up most of the pesticide product, act as solvents, carriers, emulsifiers, and a long ...
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NCAP - Northwest Coalition for Alternatives to Pesticides home page
Naysprayer News NCAP job opening news releases action alerts new on the web Programs clean water for salmon healthier homes and gardens inert ingredients disclosure organic food in schools pesticide free parks pesticide use reporting public education sustainable agriculture Information pesticide-free solutions for insects, weeds and more pesticide factsheets ...
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Terms Beginning With "I"
Inert Ingredient: Pesticide components such as solvents, carriers, dispersants, and surfactants that are not active against target pests. Not all inert ingredients are innocuous. Inertial Separator: A device that uses centrifugal force to separate waste particles. Infectious Agent: Any organism, such as a pathogenic virus, parasite, or or bacterium ...
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Eco Friendly Lake Weed Control - Earth Friendly Pond Weed Control
Gallon Concentrated Aquatic Planting Media by Microbe-Lift Pre-colonized with beneficial bacteria. All inert ingredients, 100% natural minerals that retain oxygen. Neutral pH, will not break down, float or ... and Parasitic Diseases for All Pond Fish. Combines 3 of the most preferred anti-parasitic ingredients as well as a topical treatment for an effective treatment for Ick (white spots). Safely ...
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Green Living Now Web Store
MSDS's aren't required to list all of the "inert" ingredients below a certain percentage. You should know that "inert" doesn't mean safe, and these inerts can make up to 99 ... clean the machinery between batches. Also, the raw materials are right there (no confusion with other products ingredients) and the people running the machines know the natural formulations. What kind of packaging is used? ...
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Green Living Now Web Store
The so-called "inert" ingredients can make up to 99% of the product, and of the ...
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Poisons in Everyday Household Products
The so-called inert ingredients can make up to 99% of the product, and of the 1400 ... and newsletters. [i] www.cpsc.gov/about/faq.html#pub [ii] Winter, A Consumers Dictionary of Cosmetic Ingredients, Crown Trade Paperbacks, NY, 1994, pg. 7 [iii] www.fda.gov/opacom/hpview.html, slide #s 6 ...
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