Pest Control Law
/ˈpɛst kənˌtroʊl lɔː/
Definitions
- (n.) A body of laws and regulations designed to regulate the control, management, and use of pesticides and methods to control pests to protect public health, agriculture, and the environment.
The pest control law requires licensed operators to follow strict guidelines when applying pesticides.
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- pest control laws
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Commentary
This term typically refers to statutory or regulatory frameworks governing pest management practices, often involving licensing and safety standards to mitigate risks to humans and ecosystems.
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