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Table of Contents
CANCER PREVENTION
Why 99% is Not Good
Enough
Chapters 1-10 OVERVIEW
Chapter 11 - Things
Grandma Probably Used for Pests
Chapter 12-13
- Synthetic Pesticide Poisons
Chapter 14 - Nothing
but Ants
Chapter 15-17
- Lice, bed bugs and more
Chapter 18 - Fleas.
Chapter 19 - Ticks
and Mites?
Chapter 20-21
- Bees, Wasps, Hornets and more
Chapter 22 - MOSQUITOES
Chapter 23 - Spiders
Chapter 24-25
- SCORPIONS
Chapter 26 - Help!
Roaches
Chapter 27 - Help!
Something is eating my clothes!
Chapter 28 - So
What's hiding in your stored food ?
Chapter 29 - Crickets
Chapter 30 - Flies
Chapter 31 - Beetles,
Mites and more
Chapter 32 - Rodents
and other Vertebrate Pests
Chapter 33 - Bats
Chapter 34 -
Birds
Chapter 35 - Termites
Chapter 36- Safe
Lawn and Garden Maintenance
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CHAPTER
1
EARTH DAY - April 22, 1994 Page 2
ADDENDUM Page 6
TOXICOLOGY Page 10
CHAPTER 2
PEST MANAGEMENT AND CONTROL OVERVIEW Page 12
WHAT ARE PESTS? Page 12
METHODS OF PEST CONTROL Page 12
STYLES OF PEST CONTROL Page 13
INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT COMPONENTS Page 15
JUST ONE CASE FOR IPM: RESISTANCE Page 16
THE MAIN REASON FOR IPM: HEALTH PROBLEMS Page 17
SUMMARY AND SOS Page 18
CHAPTER 3
WHAT IS IT? Page 19
METAMORPHOSIS Page 24
DAMAGES Page 26
CHAPTER 4
ARTHROPODS OF PUBLIC HEALTH IMPORTANCE Page 27
PICTORIAL KEYS Page 27
CHAPTER 5
INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT Page 189
EQUIPMENT OVERVIEW Page 192
VACUUMS Page 192
HAND-HELD COMPRESSED AIR SPRAYERS Page 193
CANNED INSECTICIDES Page 194
CANNED AEROSOL PESTICIDES Page 194
CANNED PRESSURIZED LIQUID SPRAYS Page 195
DUSTERS Page 195
POWER DUSTERS Page 195
TRAPS AND BAIT STATIONS Page 196
EQUIPMENT SUMMARY Page 196
IPM SUMMARY Page 197
FINAL IPM COMMENT Page 198
A RECENT NCAMP EVALUATION OF FEDERAL
"IPM" PRACTICES Page 198
CHAPTER 6
THE INSPECTION Page 199
LOCATING AND MONITORING PESTS Page 200
TOOLS FOR INSPECTION Page 200
EXTERIOR INSPECTION Page 200
SOME WATER SOURCES Page 201
SOME FOOD SOURCES Page 202
INTERIOR INSPECTION Page 203
ATTIC INSPECTION Page 204
CRAWLSPACE/BASEMENT INSPECTION Page 204
SHED AND GARAGE INSPECTIONS Page 205
SOME SPECIFIC INSPECTION HINTS Page 206
BUILDING EXTERIOR ABOVE GROUND LEVEL Page 206
INSIDE THE LIVING AREA AND ATTIC Page 209
INSPECTION VS. MONITORING Page 218
MORE PESTICIDE POISON CONTAMINATION PROBLEMS Page 220
CHAPTER 7
TYPICAL PLAN & INSPECTION REPORTS Page 221
PTA PESTICIDE POSITION STATEMENT Page 236
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY PESTICIDE WARNING Page 236
CHAPTER 8
DETECTION, MONITORING DEVICES & THRESHOLD LIMITS Page 237
PESTICIDE CONTROL SERVICES CAUTION Page 244
CHAPTER 9
HABITAT MODIFICATION & INCOMING GOODS INSPECTION Page 245
HOW TO BEGIN TO CHANGE THE CONDITIONS CONDUCIVE Page 247
VACUUMING NOTES Page 250
EXCLUSION Page 251
PEST EXCLUSION MATERIALS Page 251
INCOMING MATERIAL INSPECTIONS Page 253
WAYS SOME PESTS GAIN ENTRY INTO BUILDINGS Page 254
CHAPTER 10
LAWS AND REGULATIONS Page 255
APPLICATOR CERTIFICATION Page 256
CLASSIFICATIONS Page 256
FEDERAL PESTICIDE LAWS Page 257
THE FEDERAL INSECTICIDE, FUNGICIDE, AND
RODENTICIDE ACT (FIFRA) Page 257
STATE, TRIBAL AND LOCAL LAWS AND REGULATIONS Page 258
SUMMARY Page 258
PESTICIDE POISON NOTE Page 259
MORE ON THE HEALTH PROBLEMS/RISKS OF
SYNTHETIC PESTICIDE POISONS
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