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agencies including the EPA and the CDC along with Mexico's SEMARNAP (Secretaria de Medio Ambiente, Recursos Naturales y Pesca, the Mexican equivalent of the EPA), has three major components: development of a database of pesticide use in the border region, followed by pilot studies to develop methods and data to document exposures in children ages one through five, and finally, a determination of the extent of exposures and associated risks to health in this population. On June 1, 2000 the SEMARNAP announced the passing of a new legislated law restricting the granting of environmental permits to mine and harvest any mineral including trona in the Adair Trona area, Sonora, Mexico. The "Dictamen", or Approval Order, from SEMARNAP provides a chronology of the permitting events and lists the terms and conditions of the resolution. |
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