Amends the definition of "currently unavoidable use" in the pesticide control chapter.
The bill amends the definition of "currently unavoidable use" in the pesticide control chapter to include uses essential for the health, safety, or functioning of society where alternatives are not reasonably available. It considers the need to prevent or minimize potential pest resistance and the potential animal and human health and environmental impacts of alternative products. This change affects how certain pesticide uses are regulated in Minnesota.
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