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CATEGORIES:College of Arts and Sciences,Lectures and Seminars
DESCRIPTION:Pesticide use in agricultural landscapes creates environmental 
 contamination that is heterogenous in space and time. Many organisms are e
 xposed to multiple contamination sources when visiting patches that vary i
 n the amount, timing and toxicity of pesticides used. Yet, environmental r
 isk assessments typically fail to consider this heterogeneity, in part bec
 ause of the complexities of estimating exposure to different pesticides at
  organism-relevant scales. This talk presents pesticides in agriculture as
  a socio-ecological system with three domains: pesticide use, exposure, an
 d effect. Leveraging results from field experiments, biomonitoring network
 s, and modelling it offers next steps towards building standardized method
 s for landscape-level pesticide risk assessment.\nEvent page: https://www.
 umassd.edu/events/cms/10-30-26-biology-seminar-by-charlie-nicholson.php
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<html><body><p>Pesticide use in agricultural l
 andscapes creates environmental contamination that is heterogenous in spac
 e and time. Many organisms are exposed to multiple contamination sources w
 hen visiting patches that vary in the amount\, timing and toxicity of pest
 icides used. Yet\, environmental risk assessments typically fail to consid
 er this heterogeneity\, in part because of the complexities of estimating 
 exposure to different pesticides at organism-relevant scales. This talk pr
 esents pesticides in agriculture as a socio-ecological system with three d
 omains: pesticide use\, exposure\, and effect. Leveraging results from fie
 ld experiments\, biomonitoring networks\, and modelling it offers next ste
 ps towards building standardized methods for landscape-level pesticide ris
 k assessment.</p><p>Event page: <a href="https://www.umassd.edu/events/cms
 /10-30-26-biology-seminar-by-charlie-nicholson.php">https://www.umassd.edu
 /events/cms/10-30-26-biology-seminar-by-charlie-nicholson.php</a></a></p><
 /body></html>
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LOCATION:SENG 113
SUMMARY;LANGUAGE=en-us:Biology Seminar by Charlie Nicholson
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