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• DDT
  {{Image|DDT DEVolk.jpg|right|250px|Structure of DDT.}} ...ctively in the fight against [[malaria]].<ref>http://www.aaenvironment.com/DDT.htm</ref>
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• DDT/Approval
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• DDT/Definition
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• DDT/Related Articles
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• DDT
  {{Image|DDT DEVolk.jpg|right|250px|Structure of DDT.}} ...ctively in the fight against [[malaria]].<ref>http://www.aaenvironment.com/DDT.htm</ref>
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• Integrated pest management/Related Articles
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• DDT/Related Articles
  Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/DDT]]. Needs checking by a human.
  592 bytes (79 words) - 15:49, 11 January 2010
• Saint Lawrence River/Related Articles
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• Integrated pest management
  After World War II, [[DDT]] and other pesticides came onto the market and were seen as major advances ...st Rachel Carson published Silent Spring, a book in which she claimed that DDT was threatening a number of bird species by thinning the eggshells, so that
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• Malaria/Related Articles
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• Environmental engineering
  ...in bringing those species almost to the brink of extinction. The story of DDT as related in [[Rachel Carson]]'s "[[Silent Spring]]" is considered to be t
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• Saint Lawrence River
  Industrial pollution and the former use of banned pesticide [[DDT]] along the Great Lakes, St. Lawrence River and its tributaries have had a
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• Pollutant
  ...ersistent organic pollutant]]s (POPs) such as [[aldrin]], [[chlordane]], [[DDT]], [[dieldrin]], [[dioxins]], [[endrin]], [[furans]], [[heptachlor]], [[he
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• Superfund
  ...te=2012 |publisher=NYU Press |location=New York |pages=100–125}}</ref> The DDT was found in high levels in Indian Creek, which many residents relied on fo
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• Malaria
  ...ct repellents have a role, although resistance to the main insecticides, [[DDT]] and [[pyrethrins]], is increasing and there are no immediate alternatives
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• Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine
  |discovery of the [[insecticide]] action of [[DDT]]
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• Sri Lanka
  ...T nearly wwiped out the disease; there were only 18 cases in 1963. However DDT spraying was cut back, and cases surged to 537,000 by 1969. By 2005, the co
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• Organic chemistry
  ...est in organic chemistry. Another step was the laboratory preparation of [[DDT]] by Othmer Zeidler in 1874, but the insecticide properties of this compoun
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• Chemical compound/Catalogs/Organic compounds
  * [[DDT]]
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• Neurotoxin
  ...[[acetylcholinesterase]] capacity of [[organophosphate]]s (includes [[ddt|DDT]] and [[sarin gas]]).<ref>Lotti 2005</ref> Though methods of determining ne
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