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Safe lawns for healthy communities:
What the lawn-care preemption law means for cities and towns
Risks from Lawn Care Pesticides, Including Inadequate Packaging and Labeling
Pest Control Practices in Connecticut Public Schools
A Survey of Private Drinking Water Wells For Lawn and Tree Care Pesticides
EWG: National Tap Water Quality Database
Pre-Notification of Pesticide Application to Abutting Property
The EPA on Pesticides
EPA Pesticide Fact Sheets
Pesticides in Schools: Reducing the Risks - A report by the Attorney General of New York
Topical & Chemical Fact Sheets: Health and Safety Fact Sheets on Pesticides - EPA
Pesticides in Drinking Water Wells - National Pesticide Telecommunications Network
EPA: Protecting Children from Pesticides
EPA Specific Chemical Fact Sheets
DEP Pesticide Management Program
A Short Legislative History of Pesticides in Connecticut
Sign Up for DEP’s Pesticide Registry by December 31 to Be Protected From Neighbors’ Spraying Next Spring
Public Act No. 07-168: An Act Banning Pesticide Use on School Grounds
Public Act No. 05-252: An Act Concerning Pesticides at Schools and Day Care Facilities
EHHI Testimony on An Act Concerning Pesticides at Schools and Children’s Day Care Facilities and An Act Concerning Lawn Care Pesticide Sales and Storage
Public Act No. 99-165: An Act Concerning Notice of Pesticide Applications at Schools and Day Care Centers
Protect kids, food from pesticides (Opinion)
Environment and Human Health, Inc. releases the findings of its research report on the risks of lawn care pesticides
EHHI Urges Cutbacks in Pesticide Use to Protect Drinking Water
The Attorney General of Connecticut and Environment and Human Health, Inc. report on a serious pesticide exposure issue
EHHI Calls for Towns and Individuals to Reduce Their Use of Lawn and Tree Care Pesticides
EHHI and Attorney General Blumenthal Urge Parents to Take Advantage of New School Pesticide Laws
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