Framed Panoramas
- 'La Halle' Bridge And Downtown, Annecy Framed Picture
- 'Le Grand Palais', Paris Framed Picture
- 'The Thinker' Outside The Rodin Museum Framed Picture
- 100th Anniversary Indianapolis Motor Speedway Framed Panoramic Picture
- 100th Anniversary Indianapolis Motor Speedway Panoramic Picture
- 1993 U.S. Open Championship, Baltusrol Golf Club, Skyline Picture
- 333 Wacker Dr. In Chicago Framed Picture
- 401 Expressway, Toronto, Ontario, Canada Framed Picture
- 42Nd Street In Midtown In New York City Framed Picture
- 42Nd Street Skyline From Weehawken, New Jersey In New York City Framed Picture
- 7Th Market Place Rooftop Entrance In Los Angeles Framed Picture
- 7Th Market Place Rooftop View In Los Angeles Framed Picture
- 801 Tower Building With Sculptures In Los Angeles Framed Picture
- A Collection Of Towers In The East Loop Of Chicago Framed Picture
- A Little Bridge In Port Grimaud Framed Picture
- A Pink Building, Montreal, Canada Framed Picture
- A Quiet Quayside In The Waalhaven, Rotterdam, Netherlands Framed Picture
- A Train For Children, Chamonix Framed Picture
- A Trendy Boutique At Christmas Framed Picture
- A Typical Scene In The Waalhaven Basin, Rotterdam, Netherlands Framed Picture
- Abbaye Aux Hommes, Normandy, France Framed Picture
- Abbaye Aux Hommes, Normandy, France Framed Picture
- Abraham Lincoln Signing An Important Document Framed Picture
- Access Road - Angel Island In San Francisco Framed Picture
- Acropolis, Athens, Greece Framed Picture
- How Insects Spread
- How to Use Insect Repellents Safely
- Illegal Pesticide Products
- Improve Your Pest Control
- Insects As Carriers Of Disease
- Nontoxic Pest Control for Your Home and Garden
- Pest Control and Termite Control Myths
- Pesticide Consumer Alert and Safety
- Pesticide Hotlines
- Pesticide Safety Tips
- Pesticides and Child Safety
- Protecting Children from Pesticides
- Selecting a Pest Control Company
- Spray Drift of Pesticides
- The Debate Around Controlling Pests In Our Gardens
- The Insect Repellent DEET
- Types of Pesticides
- What is a pesticide?
Pesticide Hotlines
The National Poison Control Hotline was established to respond to emergency calls from concerned citizens about poison prevention. Housed in The National Capital Poison Center in Washington, DC, this hotline is manned 24 hours a day/7 days a week by registered nurses or pharmacists with backgrounds in critical care. All specialists have passed a national certification exam in toxicology. The Poison Center staff has access to a 24 hour interpreter service, with over 140 languages available, so callers who do not speak English are able to receive immediate help for emergency calls.
- 1-800-222-1222 (emergency only)
- 202-362-3867 (for administrative and materials requests)
- 202-362-8563 (TDD)
The National Pesticide Information Center (NPIC) provides objective, science-based information about a variety of pesticide-related subjects, including pesticide products, recognition and management of pesticide poisonings, toxicology, and environmental chemistry. NPIC also lists state pesticide regulatory agencies, and provides links to their Web sites For more information, read the NPIC Factsheet.
- 1-800-858-7378
- email at npic@ace.orst.edu
Antimicrobial Information Hotline - provides direct answers to questions concerning current antimicrobial issues. Please call during normal business hours (Monday - Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.) or leave a message after hours. The information provided can cover issues relevant to any or all antimicrobial pesticides including health & safety issues, registration and reregistration issues, as well as information on pesticide laws, rules, and regulations relating to antimicrobials.
- 1-703-308-0127 or 1-703-308-6467
- email: Info_Antimicrobial@epa.gov
Endangered Species Protection Program (Pesticides) (ESPP) - a toll-free information line is provided to aid people striving to protect endangered species from harm that may result from the use of some pesticides. Questions relating to ESPP and the Endangered Species Act may be answered, and publications for students may be requested, Monday - Friday 9:00 - 5:00 (Eastern Time) via the toll-free number below. After hours, leave a message and a telephone number or address where you may be reached. Inquiries or comments may also be sent to the e-mail address below.
- 1-800-447-3813
- email: opp-web-comments@epa.gov
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