Non-agricultural uses of pesticides are common in the US and may thus lead to exposure of
non-target ecosystems such as urban waterways. However, surface water exposure …

Insecticides, such as pyrethroids, have frequently been detected in runoff from urban areas,
and their offsite transport can cause aquatic toxicity in urban streams and estuaries. To …

Pesticide regulation requires regulatory authorities to assess the potential ecological risk of
pesticides submitted for registration, and most risk assessment schemes use a tiered testing …

Trace organic compounds associated with human activity are now ubiquitous in the
environment. As the population becomes more urbanized and the use of pesticides and …

Relationships between persistent organic pollutant (POP) levels and age in wildlife
biomonitoring are often interpreted as changes in contaminant burden as organisms age …

Agroecological approaches to food production, including organic farming, rely on improved
understanding of ecological principles and their application to the management of …

Historically, synthetic agrochemicals have had a central role in increasing yields in
agricultural production. Assessment methods and approaches towards monitoring and …

Recent studies have reported pesticides in toxicologically significant concentrations in
surface water, sediments, stormwater, and publicly owned treatment works (POTW) …

This study compared four different statistical methods, involving six estimation procedures,
for addressing censored left data in measuring temporal trends of eight different pyrethroids …

The objective of this study was to assess temporal and spatial trends for eight pyrethroids
monitored in sediment spanning 10 years from 2006 to 2015 in a residential stream in …