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NEW SITE FOR PESTICIDES & US GREEN BUILDING COUNCIL LEED-EB O&MFor compliance on "least-hazardous pesticides":
1) Find least hazardous (Tier III) pesticides in the SF Pesticide Hazard Screening List. If your product is not in that List, screen your product using criteria in the SF Pesticide Hazard Screening Protocol with the Pesticide Action Network database, for example.
2) Do not limit your organization to only use the SF Reduced-Risk Pesticide List because it may not list products you need, or may list more toxic products you do not need. To create your pesticide list, get feedback & buy-in from your pest managers on least-hazardous pesticides that suit their needs.
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NEW SITE FOR CITY STAFF OR CONTRACTORS MANAGING UNWANTED INSECTS, RODENTS, BIRDS, WEEDS, MOLD FOR BUILDINGS & LANDSCAPES:
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Buy other SF Approved green products (e.g., fertilizers, compost, graffiti removers, disinfectants).
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| Free, hands-on Healthy Homes Training program for Housing Authority staff & residents | |
| Brochure on Highlights of the IPM Program | .pdf (551.8kb) |
