Pesticide Regulation And The Endangered Species Act (acs Symposium Series)

Content: Pesticide regulation and endangered species : moving from stalemate to solutions policy and process considerations -- Federal agency perspectives on ESA process, issues and potential improvements -- The Endangered Species Act : interfacing with agricultural and natural ecosystems -- Growers, pesticides and endangered species: outcomes of a stakeholder workshop -- Improving the endangered species act pesticide consultation process -- State pesticide regulatory agency role in effective esa implementation -- California pesticide use data and endangered species case studies : registration and registration review -- Cranberry pest management and karner blue butterfly protection : a Wisconsin case study -- Endangered species assessments conducted under registration review : fomesafen case study -- FIFRA registration review and the endangered species act : clomazone case study : case studies : endangered salmon assessments -- Use of simple stream modeling methods to assess the potential risks of malathion to salmonids -- Use of the joint probability distribution analysis for assessment of the potential risks of dimethoate to aquatic endangered species -- A GIS-based approach to quantifying pesticide use site proximity to salmonid habitat -- Ecological risk assessment for salmon using spatially and temporally explicit exposure modeling: moving forward : scientific assessment advances -- Advancements in endangered species act effects determination for pesticide registration actions -- Data quality, reliability, and relevance standards for ecological risk assessment : recommendations for improvements to pesticide regulation in compliance with the Endangered Species Act -- A causal/risk analysis framework for informing endangered species jeopardy reviews for pesticides -- Demography and modeling to improve pesticide risk assessment of endangered species -- Consideration of nontraditional endpoints in the assessment of ecological risk under the endangered species act -- Utilizing at-risk species data to sustain biodiversity and streamline decision-making -- Using gis to assess pesticide exposure to threatened and endangered species for ecological risk assessment -- Development of a spatial-temporal co-occurrence index to evaluate relative pesticide risks to threatened and endangered species -- Use of risk-based spray drift buffers for protection of non-target areas : conclusions and recommendations -- Recommendations for improvements to pesticide regulation in compliance with the endangered species act. bk-2012-1111_cover......Page 1 bk-2012-1111.fw001......Page 2 bk-2012-1111.pr001......Page 7 bk-2012-1111.ot001......Page 11 bk-2012-1111.ch001......Page 14 bk-2012-1111.ch002......Page 39 bk-2012-1111.ch003......Page 52 bk-2012-1111.ch004......Page 64 bk-2012-1111.ch005......Page 74 bk-2012-1111.ch006......Page 83 bk-2012-1111.ch007......Page 98 bk-2012-1111.ch008......Page 104 bk-2012-1111.ch009......Page 122 bk-2012-1111.ch010......Page 141 bk-2012-1111.ch011......Page 159 bk-2012-1111.ch012......Page 170 bk-2012-1111.ch013......Page 181 bk-2012-1111.ch014......Page 195 bk-2012-1111.ch015......Page 209 bk-2012-1111.ch016......Page 220 bk-2012-1111.ch017......Page 238 bk-2012-1111.ch018......Page 253 bk-2012-1111.ch019......Page 265 bk-2012-1111.ch020......Page 277 bk-2012-1111.ch021......Page 286 bk-2012-1111.ch022......Page 295 bk-2012-1111.ch023......Page 316 bk-2012-1111.ch024......Page 332 bk-2012-1111.ix002......Page 363 This book addresses the confluence of two great streams of environmental protection and regulation, both geographically situated within a continent of abundant natural resources, incredible biodiversity, and advanced agricultural production technologies.