SB351 enhances pesticide reporting requirements in Hawaii to protect public health and the environment.
SB351 amends Hawaii's pesticide reporting requirements to improve public health and environmental protection. It mandates quarterly reporting of restricted use pesticides, replacing the previous annual reporting. Reports must detail the quantities used, including active ingredients, and provide geospatial data for areas up to one square mile. This bill aims to provide more comprehensive data for policymakers and public health experts to make informed decisions about pesticide use. The Department of Agriculture will also develop an online reporting tool to facilitate these quarterly reports.
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