Hawaii SB352 mandates consistent pesticide reporting and prohibits restricted pesticide use within one-half mile of schools and public parks.
Hawaii SB352 aims to enhance public health protections by requiring the Department of Agriculture to report on restricted use pesticides in a consistent unit of measurement and prohibiting their application within one-half mile of schools and state or county public parks. The bill responds to scientific evidence showing that pesticide drift can cause adverse health effects at distances up to 0.8 mile from the application site.
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