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A small fishing village near the Senegal River. This is one of the study sites for a multi-donor, FAO (UN) coordinated program in which the IPPC plays a key role in investigating the fate and behavior of pesticides and the human and environmental risks associated with these chemicals. Methods developed within this project should feed back to the Pacific Northwest, where pesticide contamination of surface waters is also a concern. |
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| Growers sampling beneficial insects on a "Farmscaping for Beneficials" program farm walk at Persephone Farm, Lebanon, Oregon. |
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