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Health Risks and Exposure, has led to the claim that even the most toxic substance can be used safely. Our problem, then, in discussing “Health Risks and Exposure” is one of determining how much exposure to a particular substance can be tolerated and how can exposure be restricted to that level or below.

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Viruses as Environmental Carcinogens: An Agricultural Perspective,s and man, and will highlight the exogenous cofactors and related preventive measures. We will mention those agricultural practices that have resulted in significant economic loss from virus Induced cancer in farm and domestic animals and will summarize some of the occupational hazards from environmental agents other than tumor viruses.

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Analysis of Toxicants in Agricultural Environments, action levels, threshold limit values (TLV’s), water and air quality standards, etc.—which belle the uncertainty in ascribing biological effects, particularly for diverse populations. This uncertainty is manifested in the relatively large safety factors used in assigning standards, rather than in the numerical standards themselves.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-89510-7f Agriculture and Environmental Sciences has grown to be one of the largest in the United States with 4700 undergraduate and 1000 graduate students, and is part of the largest experiment station in the United States.