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Haibin Yan,Marcelo H. Ang Jr.,Aun Neow Poo Week 1980). A frequently cited example is the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) restricting the use of pesticides while the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USD A) promotes pesticides for agricultural and forestry uses.