Take note of the public docket number EPA-HQ-OPP-2009-0190 for this year’s national bed bug summit (this seems to be the same same docket for the 2009 summit) so that you can view any summit materials that are posted there, like … Continue reading
A draft agenda (PDF) is now available at the EPA summit page.
For the sake of national bed bug summit completism, I should note what you surely have already heard, that EPA’s Office of Pesticide Programs is hosting another summit this year on February 1-2, 2011. Details and registration here.
EPA will give an update on the National Bed Bug Summit today at NPMA’s PestWorld in Las Vegas. Lois Rossi and Kevin Sweeney will: discuss steps the government has taken since April to address the bed bug “crisis.”
Update – November 2009: Ohio has requested a Section 18 exemption for residential use of propoxur.
Yes, there are audio problems, but they’re up and you should take a look, especially as there are a couple of presentations that are not posted on the docket.
No webinar for download yet but the presentations at the EPA National Bed Bug Summit have been posted. Continue reading
We figured they’d heard everything, truly, and from the smartest people all at the same time. So we basically said thanks. We figured they’d heard a bit less of that. And about those control methods…
The Environmental Protection Agency Office of Pesticide Programs has posted the summary workgroup results and recommendations from the National Bed Bug Summit.
Wait with me: this is EPA’s docket for the National Bed Bug Summit. Just thinking that, in principle, it’s going to be not much different than 1933. I dare say.