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Aquatic herbicides, including chemicals like glyphosate, are commonly used to control invasive plants, but they can harm ecosystems, wildlife, and water quality. Learn about the risks and alternatives for managing aquatic vegetation safely.

The Pesticide Treadmill and Growing Resistance Problems

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Applying aquatic herbicides to kill lake weeds.
Pesticide resistance is a major problem that occurs when a pesticide is used for control for years and then will no longer kill the pest.  This is a billion dollar problem for US agriculture. In 1999 the cost of pesticides and the yield loss of crops to pesticide resistance was estimate at $1.5 billion in
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