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Minimizing occupational exposure to pesticides: Closed systems and worker safety

Published:1980 Issue: Volume: Page:149-158
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Carman G. E.

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Springer New York

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http://link.springer.com/content/pdf/10.1007/978-1-4612-6104-9_12.pdf

Reference4 articles.

1. California Administrative Code: Worker Safety, Article 23. Economic Poisons, Group 2. Chemistry, Subchapter 1. Plant Industry, Chapter 4. Agriculture, Title 3. May 9 (1974).

2. California Administrative Code: Pesticide Worker Safety, Article 23. Economic Poison, Group 2. Chemistry, Subchapter 1. Plant Industry, Chapter 4. Agriculture, Title 3. Feb. 5 (1979).

3. California Department of Health and California Department of Food and Agriculture: Mimeographed summary: “Pesticides most often reported by physicians in California as causes of illness in employed persons in 1972 and 1973” (1974).

4. Carman, G. E., and R. L. Metcalf: Safe handling of parathion, TEPP, and other organic phosphorus insecticides with reference to use on citrus in California. Citrograph 37, 6 (1951).

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