Protecting insect pollinators from pesticide risk.

Christopher Connolly

Protecting insect pollinators from pesticide risk.

Christopher Connolly (Contributing member)

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Abstract

How can farmers and growers achieve effective crop protection while limiting pesticide risk to pollinators and the essential ecosystem services they provide?

Of significance to the Houses of Parliament as a handy information booklet to inform politicians on issues of pesticide use.

Original language	English
Type	Parliamentary PostNote
Publication status	Published - 9 Mar 2015

Keywords

pesticides
policy

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Protecting insect pollinators from pesticide risk.

Abstract

Keywords

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