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Appendix D: Graduate Students' Summary of Survey Responses
Pages 31-31

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... Since most pesticide POPs have not been used for many years and significant progress has been made in reducing emissions of POPs byproducts in the USA, many American participants are interested in POPs management policies aiming at new substances identified as POPs. American participants indicated that the information and data on POPs are easily and quickly available.
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