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A PPENDIX A
There are numerous technical references available to review how risk assess-
ment is conducted and how tolerances are set by the federal government. A
few of these are listed below. Numerous laws and legal tomes have likewise
been written. The establishment of such tolerances is also a constantly chang-
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to illustrate the concept, not present the regulations.
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The selected toxicology review in Appendix A is a distillation of material in a
technical book on pesticide residues which I recently published. Since this
reviewed, referenced, and edited material was completed in 1995, it provides
a timely overview of pesticide toxicology. I thank my coauthors, Drs.
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