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In This Section
  • Salmon Protection Lawsuit
  • Salmon Protection Lawsuit Resources
  • How Pesticide Users Can Protect Salmon
  • Pesticide Buffer Zone Variations
  • How Retailers Can Protect Salmon
  • What Are the Alternatives to Pesticides?
  • List of 54 Pesticides Affected by the 2004 Ruling
  • Local Governments Should Educate Residents
  • List of Pesticides Affected by the Court Order
  • How Cities and Counties Can Protect Salmon
  • Adopt a Policy to Reduce Pesticide Use and Protect Salmon
  • Frequently Asked Questions
  • How Consumers Can Protect Salmon
  • Exceptions for Public Agencies
  • Information for Cities and Counties To Comply With the Ruling
  • What Pesticides Should Consumers Avoid?
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How Pesticide Users Can Protect Salmon

Judge Coughenour's order generally imposes 20-yard ground and 100-yard aerial buffers for more than 30 pesticides.

Judge Coughenour's order generally imposes 20-yard ground and 100-yard aerial buffers for more than 30 pesticides (click on link for list). However, there are exceptions for certain pesticide uses by public agencies.

Exceptions for Public Agencies

Pesticides Subject to the Order

Maps of Streams Subject to the Order

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)


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