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environmental economic injury level: a standalone construct

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Pest management

an economic injury level that adds an estimate of each pesticide's environmental cost to the cost of control, so riskier products need higher pest densities.

In pest management, environmental economic injury level refers to an economic injury level that adds an estimate of each pesticide's environmental cost to the cost of control, so riskier products need higher pest densities. This meaning comes from Higley (1992) in American Entomologist.[1]

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References

Higley, L. G., & Wintersteen, W. K. (1992). A Novel Approach to Environmental Risk Assessment of Pesticides as a Basis for Incorporating Environmental Costs into Economic Injury Levels. American Entomologist, 38(1), 34-39. https://doi.org/10.1093/ae/38.1.34

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