Pesticides and Policies: Approaches to pest-control dilemmas in Nicaragua and Costa Rica. Thrupp, L. A. Latin American Perspectives, 15(4):37–70, 1988. doi abstract bibtex Many economic, environmental, and public health problems have emerged with the increasing use of pesticides in Third World agriculture. Some governments of developing nations, recognizing the detrimental effects, have attempted to establish controls. State efforts have included a variety of regulations, policies, training and extension programs, research activities, and in some cases, projects for developing integrated pest management (IPM)i (which generally entails the use of biological and cultural methods, along with reduced use of chemicals, intended to improve profitability and environmental sustainability of pest control).
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title = {Pesticides and {Policies}: {Approaches} to pest-control dilemmas in {Nicaragua} and {Costa} {Rica}},
volume = {15},
doi = {10.1177/0094582X8801500403},
abstract = {Many economic, environmental, and public health problems have emerged with the increasing use of pesticides in Third World agriculture. Some governments of developing nations, recognizing the detrimental effects, have attempted to establish controls. State efforts have included a variety of regulations, policies, training and extension programs, research activities, and in some cases, projects for developing integrated pest management (IPM)i (which generally entails the use of biological and cultural methods, along with reduced use of chemicals, intended to improve profitability and environmental sustainability of pest control).},
language = {en},
number = {4},
journal = {Latin American Perspectives},
author = {Thrupp, Lori Ann},
year = {1988},
keywords = {Costa Rica, Latin America, Nicaragua, Pesticide, Pesticide regulations, Regulation},
pages = {37--70},
}
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