Hawaii SB2103 amends pesticide regulations to enhance public reporting and restrict pesticide use near schools and parks.
Hawaii SB2103 modifies the state's pesticide regulations to improve public disclosure and safety. It mandates the Department of Agriculture and Biosecurity to provide detailed summaries of restricted use pesticide applications, including quantities and areas affected. The bill also establishes a one-half mile buffer zone around schools and public parks, prohibiting the application of restricted use pesticides during school hours, except for specific uses. This measure aims to protect children from potential neurological and health risks associated with pesticide drift.
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