Pesticide Incident Reporting Monitoring System Master File, 1985-[ongoing].

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Pesticide Incident Reporting Monitoring System Master File, 1985-[ongoing].

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A Master File containing reports submitted from State health departments and poison control centers, and other coorperatives. File used to access statistics on pesticide accident episodes involving human, animal, and environmental injuries and serves as a retrieval system to the case files used in chemical reviews of pesticide products to defend or deny a registration. Each variable length record contains the following information: reporting agency, episode date, location codes of States, cities and counties, coded information about the pesticide product involved. Note: the tape files shall be maintained in accordance with 36 CFR 1234.4. Reports are arranged by active ingredient.

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