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Pesticide Trends in a Changing Climate

Margaret Reeves gave the keynote address to the 19th annual (virtual) Pesticides & the Chesapeake Bay Watershed Conference, presenting “Pesticides & Climate Change: A Vicious Cycle.” The keynote was recorded and is available for public viewing below.

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