Communicating Pesticide Risk Listen and hear citizens concerns Listen and hear citizens concerns If the public perceives the risk as real, then it must.

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Communicating Pesticide Risk Listen and hear citizens concerns Listen and hear citizens concerns If the public perceives the risk as real, then it must be treated seriously. If the public perceives the risk as real, then it must be treated seriously. Be prepared to answer questions Be prepared to answer questions Toxicology For the Citizen by Alice Marczewski and Michael Kamrin Toxicology For the Citizen by Alice Marczewski and Michael Kamrin Reporting on Risk. A Journalist’s Handbook on Environmental Risk Assessment. By Michael Kamrin, D. Katz, M. Walter Reporting on Risk. A Journalist’s Handbook on Environmental Risk Assessment. By Michael Kamrin, D. Katz, M. Walter We must be prepared to challenge misinformation regarding pesticides. We must be prepared to challenge misinformation regarding pesticides.

“Report Links Pesticides with Immune System Problems” CHEM-TOX.COM

The Good, the Bad and the Ugly! “…areas in Michigan with vector control had a 40X's reduced risk of WNV infection in people, compared to areas without vector control.” Dr. Edward Walker, MSU “…areas in Michigan with vector control had a 40X's reduced risk of WNV infection in people, compared to areas without vector control.” Dr. Edward Walker, MSU “Our fears of spraying may be more deadly than pesticides.” Oakland Press “Our fears of spraying may be more deadly than pesticides.” Oakland Press “Anyone who is going to die from the West Nile virus is going to be already so old or so sick that they would die from the spray anyway,” Robert duRivage, in the Oakland Press “Anyone who is going to die from the West Nile virus is going to be already so old or so sick that they would die from the spray anyway,” Robert duRivage, in the Oakland Press

You can please all of the people some of the time, some of the people all the time, but you can’t please all of the people all the time. The needs of the many of the many outweigh the needs of the few - outweigh the needs of the few - or the one. or the one.

Respect Individual Preferences No-Sprays No-Sprays Chemical Sensitive Registry (MDA) Chemical Sensitive Registry (MDA) Neighbors to No-Sprays Neighbors to No-Sprays Medical Certification Medical Certification Allergies to insect bites Allergies to insect bites Bee Keepers Bee Keepers More than 50% allow spraying after bees return to hives at night. Most of the large bee keepers allow this program. More than 50% allow spraying after bees return to hives at night. Most of the large bee keepers allow this program. Priority Programs Priority Programs Outdoor businesses, Bti distribution, school sports activities, special events, search and inform. Outdoor businesses, Bti distribution, school sports activities, special events, search and inform.

My students left the presentation pumped up, we came back to our classroom and had an awesome discussion on what we had learned. My students left the presentation pumped up, we came back to our classroom and had an awesome discussion on what we had learned. Thank you so much for providing this program, it matches our content standards for science. Thank you so much for providing this program, it matches our content standards for science. I would have loved to hear an upper grade presentation too. I learned new things from the primary presentation right along with my students. I would have loved to hear an upper grade presentation too. I learned new things from the primary presentation right along with my students. …parents and the community in general would learn from this presentation. …parents and the community in general would learn from this presentation. I couldn’t wait to impress my family with what I learned! I couldn’t wait to impress my family with what I learned! Does Public Education work? Comments from teachers…

Does Public Education work? These comments come from 2 nd and 3 rd grade students. I learned not to leave water in my pool or in bird baths. Now I can go tell my mom what I learned. Now I know that mosquitoes live in water first. I learned that you should dump out everything that has water in it.

Does Public Education work? These comments come from 2 nd and 3 rd grade students. “When my mom drops me off at school or when we drive around I see old tires on the ground with water in them, so that means lots of people don’t know about mosquitoes.”

Mosquitoes By: Crystal C. 4th grade – Freeland Elementary Mosquitoes, mosquitoes they live in any flood. So, drain your buckets and your pails, or they will suck your blood. First, they spit this enzyme, when they find a vein. They stick their mouth into a hole, and find “mosquito” champagne.

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When it comes to educating the public, its not a matter of trying… "Try not!" "Do. Or do not. There is no try."