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Pesticide Regulation Overview Angela Logomasini Pesticide residues found on domestic and imported produce pose little, if any, risk to public health, particularly compared with the
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Washington / DC / /

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Wall Street Journal / National Academies Press / Eastern Research Group / Agricultural Marketing Service / /

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United States / /

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Diplomatic Relations / /

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Competitive Enterprise Institute / /

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egg products / synthetic chemicals / produced pesticide products / food supply / produced food / pesticide chemical residue / food supplies / chemicals / on food / processed food / food / /

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Pesticide Regulation / Congress / National Research Council / Commission on Life Sciences / Food and Drug Administration / U.S. Environmental Protection Agency / Committee on Pesticides / Human Service / USDA / Competitive Enterprise Institute / USDA’s Food Safety Inspection Service / Committee on Comparative Toxicity / Board on Agriculture / Natural Resources Defense Council / National Academy of Sciences / U.S. Department / Board on Environmental Studies and Toxicology / /

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Albert H. Meyerhoff / Stanley C. Oaks Jr. / Jonathan Tolman / Robert E. Shope / Children / Angela Logomasini Pesticide / Joshua Lederberg / Albert Meyerhoff / Delaney Clause / /

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contractor / Editor / /

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the Wall Street Journal / Wall Street Journal / /

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www.nap.edu/books/0309047412/html/index.html / www.cei.org / /

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