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Ensuring a higher level of protection from pesticides in Europe: The problems with current pesticide risk assessment procedures in the EU - and proposed solutions

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Ensuring a higher level of protection from pesticides in Europe: The problems with current pesticide risk assessment procedures in the EU - and proposed solutions. / Robinson, Claire; Clausing, Peter; Cavoski, Aleksandra et al.
37 p. Pesticides Action Network Europe. 2018, White Paper.

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Robinson, C, Clausing, P, Cavoski, A, Roger, A, Bernard, A, Whaley, PA, Mesnage, R, Portier, CJ, Millstone, E, Demeneix, B, Belpoggi, F, Antoniou, M, Burtscher, H, Stamati, PN, Cingotti, N, Perroud, S, Pigeon, M, Holland, N, Veillerette, F, Santos, T, Apoteker, A, Muilerman, H, Dermine, M & Lysimachou, A 2018, Ensuring a higher level of protection from pesticides in Europe: The problems with current pesticide risk assessment procedures in the EU - and proposed solutions. Pesticides Action Network Europe. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.2543743

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Robinson, C., Clausing, P., Cavoski, A., Roger, A., Bernard, A., Whaley, P. A., Mesnage, R., Portier, C. J., Millstone, E., Demeneix, B., Belpoggi, F., Antoniou, M., Burtscher, H., Stamati, P. N., Cingotti, N., Perroud, S., Pigeon, M., Holland, N., Veillerette, F., ... Lysimachou, A. (2018, Dec 12). Ensuring a higher level of protection from pesticides in Europe: The problems with current pesticide risk assessment procedures in the EU - and proposed solutions. Pesticides Action Network Europe. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.2543743

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Robinson C, Clausing P, Cavoski A, Roger A, Bernard A, Whaley PA et al. Ensuring a higher level of protection from pesticides in Europe: The problems with current pesticide risk assessment procedures in the EU - and proposed solutions. 2018. 37 p. doi: 10.5281/zenodo.2543743

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Robinson, Claire ; Clausing, Peter ; Cavoski, Aleksandra et al. / Ensuring a higher level of protection from pesticides in Europe : The problems with current pesticide risk assessment procedures in the EU - and proposed solutions. 2018. Pesticides Action Network Europe. 37 p.

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