DDT Scientists, Citizens, and Public Policy Thomas R. Dunlap Princeton: Princeton University Press, June 1981 |
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ISBN-13 978-0-691-04680-8 | ||||
ISBN 0-691-04680-8 | 318pp. | HC/GSI | $25.95 |
INTRODUCTION | 3 | |
ABBREVIATIONS | 11 | |
Part One—PREPARATION FOR DDT | ||
1 | Economic Entomology and Insecticides | 17 |
2 | Human Health and Insecticide Residues | 39 |
Part Two—LEARNING ABOUT DDT | ||
3 | Applying Old Lessons | 59 |
4 | Wildlife and DDT | 76 |
5 | Storm over Silent Spring | 98 |
Part Three—CHANGING DIRECTIONS | ||
6 | Moving Toward Court | 129 |
7 | A Legal Tour of Round River | 155 |
8 | Is It Safe and Necessary? | 177 |
9 | Final Rounds | 197 |
EPILOGUE—Qualified Victory | 231 | |
APPENDIXES | 246 | |
A. | Analytical Terms | 246 |
B. | DDT | 247 |
C. | DDT in Human Fat | 249 |
D. | Enforcement of the Food and Drug Laws | 251 |
E. | Production of Pesticides | 253 |
F. | Tolerance Levels for Pesticide Residues on Food | 255 |
G. | Vapor Phase Chromatography | 257 |
NOTES | 258 | |
BIBLIOGRAPHY | 289 | |
INDEX | 311 |