Comments to EPA on pesticide inert ingredient disclosure Joseph H. Guth JD PhD, April 2010. Pesticide ingredients are a perfect example of why we need a new definition of "unreasonable risk" that reflects the state of the Earth in 2010. Full disclosure can engage market forces—both the public and industry—in reducing harmful impacts.

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