7 USC Ch. 6: Front Matter
From Title 7-AGRICULTURECHAPTER 6-INSECTICIDES AND ENVIRONMENTAL PESTICIDE CONTROL
CHAPTER 6-INSECTICIDES AND ENVIRONMENTAL PESTICIDE CONTROL
SUBCHAPTER I-INSECTICIDES
Sec.
121 to 134. Repealed.
SUBCHAPTER II-ENVIRONMENTAL PESTICIDE CONTROL
135 to 135k. Omitted.
136.
Definitions.
(a)
Active ingredient.
(b)
Administrator.
(c)
Adulterated.
(d)
Animal.
(e)
Certified applicator, etc.
(f)
Defoliant.
(g)
Desiccant.
(h)
Device.
(i)
District court.
(j)
Environment.
(k)
Fungus.
(l)
Imminent hazard.
(m)
Inert ingredient.
(n)
Ingredient statement.
(o)
Insect.
(p)
Label and labeling.
(q)
Misbranded.
(r)
Nematode.
(s)
Person.
(t)
Pest.
(u)
Pesticide.
(v)
Plant regulator.
(w)
Producer and produce.
(x)
Protect health and the environment.
(y)
Registrant.
(z)
Registration.
(aa)
State.
(bb)
Unreasonable adverse effects on the environment.
(cc)
Weed.
(dd)
Establishment.
(ee)
To use any registered pesticide in a manner inconsistent with its labeling.
(ff)
Outstanding data requirement.
(gg)
To distribute or sell.
(hh)
Nitrogen stabilizer.
(jj)
Maintenance applicator.
(kk)
Service technician.
(ll)
Minor use.
(mm)
Antimicrobial pesticide.
(nn)
Public health pesticide.
(oo)
Vector.
136a.
Registration of pesticides.
(a)
Requirement of registration.
(b)
Exemptions.
(c)
Procedure for registration.
(d)
Classification of pesticides.
(e)
Products with same formulation and claims.
(f)
Miscellaneous.
(g)
Registration review.
(h)
Registration requirements for antimicrobial pesticides.
136a–1.
Reregistration of registered pesticides.
(a)
General rule.
(b)
Reregistration phases.
(c)
Phase one.
(d)
Phase two.
(e)
Phase three.
(f)
Phase four.
(g)
Phase five.
(h)
Compensation of data submitter.
(i)
Fees.
(j)
Exemption of certain registrants.
(k)
Reregistration and expedited processing fund.
(l)
Performance measures and goals.
(m)
Judicial review.
(n)
Authorization of funds to develop public health data.
136b.
Transferred.
136c.
Experimental use permits.
(a)
Issuance.
(b)
Temporary tolerance level.
(c)
Use under permit.
(d)
Studies.
(e)
Revocation.
(f)
State issuance of permits.
(g)
Exemption for agricultural research agencies.
136d.
Administrative review; suspension.
(a)
Existing stocks and information.
(b)
Cancellation and change in classification.
(c)
Suspension.
(d)
Public hearings and scientific review.
(e)
Conditional registration.
(f)
General provisions.
(g)
Notice for stored pesticides with canceled or suspended registrations.
(h)
Judicial review.
136e.
Registration of establishments.
(a)
Requirement.
(b)
Registration.
(c)
Information required.
(d)
Confidential records and information.
136f.
Books and records.
(a)
Requirements.
(b)
Inspection.
136g.
Inspection of establishments, etc.
(a)
In general.
(b)
Warrants.
(c)
Enforcement.
136h.
Protection of trade secrets and other information.
(a)
In general.
(b)
Disclosure.
(c)
Disputes.
(d)
Limitations.
(e)
Disclosure to contractors.
(f)
Penalty for disclosure by Federal employees.
(g)
Disclosure to foreign and multinational pesticide producers.
136i.
Use of restricted use pesticides; applicators.
(a)
Certification procedure.
(b)
State plans.
(c)
Instruction in integrated pest management techniques.
(d)
In general.
(e)
Separate standards.
136i–1.
Pesticide recordkeeping.
(a)
Requirements.
(b)
Access.
(c)
Health care personnel.
(d)
Penalty.
(e)
Federal or State provisions.
(f)
Surveys and reports.
(g)
Regulations.
136i–2.
Collection of pesticide use information.
(a)
In general.
(b)
Collection.
(c)
Coordination.
136j.
Unlawful acts.
(a)
In general.
(b)
Exemptions.
136k.
Stop sale, use, removal, and seizure.
(a)
Stop sale, etc., orders.
(b)
Seizure.
(c)
Disposition after condemnation.
(d)
Court costs, etc.
136l.
Penalties.
(a)
Civil penalties.
(b)
Criminal penalties.
136m.
Indemnities.
(a)
General indemnification.
(b)
Indemnification of end users, dealers, and distributors.
(c)
Amount of payment.
136n.
Administrative procedure; judicial review.
(a)
District court review.
(b)
Review by court of appeals.
(c)
Jurisdiction of district courts.
(d)
Notice of judgments.
136o.
Imports and exports.
(a)
Pesticides and devices intended for export.
(b)
Cancellation notices furnished to foreign governments.
(c)
Importation of pesticides and devices.
(d)
Cooperation in international efforts.
(e)
Regulations.
136p.
Exemption of Federal and State agencies.
136q.
Storage, disposal, transportation, and recall.
(a)
Storage, disposal, and transportation.
(b)
Recalls.
(c)
Storage costs.
(d)
Administration of storage, disposal, transportation, and recall programs.
(e)
Container design.
(f)
Pesticide residue removal.
(g)
Pesticide container study.
(h)
Relationship to Solid Waste Disposal Act.
136r.
Research and monitoring.
(a)
Research.
(b)
National monitoring plan.
(c)
Monitoring.
136r–1.
Integrated Pest Management.
136s.
Solicitation of comments; notice of public hearings.
(a)
Secretary of Agriculture.
(b)
Secretary of Health and Human Services.
(c)
Views.
(d)
Notice.
136t.
Delegation and cooperation.
(a)
Delegation.
(b)
Cooperation.
136u.
State cooperation, aid, and training.
(a)
Cooperative agreements.
(b)
Contracts for training.
(c)
Information and education.
136v.
Authority of States.
(a)
In general.
(b)
Uniformity.
(c)
Additional uses.
136w.
Authority of Administrator.
(a)
In general.
(b)
Exemption of pesticides.
(c)
Other authority.
(d)
Scientific advisory panel.
(e)
Peer review.
136w–1.
State primary enforcement responsibility.
(a)
In general.
(b)
Special rules.
(c)
Administrator.
136w–2.
Failure by the State to assure enforcement of State pesticide use regulations.
(a)
Referral.
(b)
Notice.
(c)
Construction.
136w–3.
Identification of pests; cooperation with Department of Agriculture's program.
(a)
In general.
(b)
Pest control availability.
(c)
Integrated pest management.
(d)
Public health pests.
136w–4.
Annual report.
136w–5.
Minimum requirements for training of maintenance applicators and service technicians.
136w–6.
Environmental Protection Agency minor use program.
136w–7.
Department of Agriculture minor use program.
(a)
In general.
(b)
Minor use pesticide data and revolving fund.
136x.
Severability.
136y.
Authorization of appropriations.