The management of pesticides to protect water quality remains a significant global
challenge. Historically, despite regulatory frameworks intended to prevent, minimize, and …

Surface-water, groundwater, and suspended-and bedsediment samples were collected in
three targeted-use areas in the United States where potatoes were grown during 2009 and …

Studies were initiated to determine the acute toxicity of technical grade glyphosate
(MON0573), the isopropylamine salt of glyphosate (MON0139), the formulated herbicide …

Much uncertainty exists regarding the discharge characteristics of terrestrial-use herbicides
into aquatic systems. This study evaluated the temporal distribution and concentrations of …

Glyphosate and copper are common pollutants in water and soil. Glyphosate is the most
used herbicide worldwide; despite being claimed to be a low-toxicity pesticide and easily …

Herbicides are common pollutants of rivers in agricultural regions. These contaminants
include various types of chemicals with different modes of toxic action. Herbicides can have …

Despite intense societal and scientific debates regarding glyphosate toxicity, it remains the
most widely used herbicide. The primary metabolite of glyphosate, AMPA …

Chemical-based pesticides are commonly used to improve agricultural yield and protect
crops from various insects and pests. Misuse of these chemicals by farmers has been known …

Abstract California's Stream Pollution Trends program (SPoT) assesses long-term water
quality trends, using 100 base-of-the-watershed sampling sites. Annual statewide sediment …

Highlights Crop protection and pest management programs continue to be integral for
modern food production. Potential ecological impacts of pesticides must be assessed, and …