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Children's Pesticide ReportsThe following is a list of pesticide reports that involved children. The data was compiled from Public Records Information Requests made by Oregon Toxics Alliance on 68 cases reported to state agencies involved schools, school bus stops or school children traveling to school. Oregon Department of Agriculture (ODA), Pesticide Division 1998-2007 (45 cases)
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Reference no. |
Date |
Site |
Detail |
City/County |
PARC Record |
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OR 00233 OR 00234 OR 00236 OR 00237 |
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Xmas Tree Farm |
Children were exposed to drift from aerial application |
Clackamas |
No |
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OR 444-00452 *8 cases)0 |
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School |
Dust exposure (and more?) caused by lime application |
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Yes |
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OR 00590 |
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School |
Prowl applied to grass field and drifts onto school PARC finds violation//DHS finds “insufficient information” |
Yamhill |
Yes |
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OR 00614-616 |
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On road |
Forestry application drifts onto car with child (found to be probable exposure) |
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NO |
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OR 00616 |
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On road |
Forestry application drifts onto car with child |
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NO |
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OR 1343 |
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Residence |
Child exposed to orchard drift – definite |
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NO |
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OR01346 |
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On road going to school |
Orchard applic, drifts onto child going to school |
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NO |
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OR 01693, 1694, 1692, 1559, 1691 |
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Daycare |
Children/staff have symptoms from exp to Diuron -taken to ED |
Multnomah |
NO |
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Reference no. |
Date |
Site |
Detail |
City/County |
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P90-023 PARC Rpt 1990-1991 |
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School |
Safrotin application occurred at school and one teacher developed symptoms and was treated by a physician. |
Not Listed |
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P90-028 PARC Rpt 1990-1991 |
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School |
Aerial application of atrazine near an elementary school. At time of application an Easter egg hunt was commencing 250-300 ft away from intended spray area. |
Not Listed |
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P90-030 PARC Rpt 1990-1991 |
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School |
Xmas tree farm aerial spray near school; drift resulted in illness amongst teachers and students. ODA obtained samples of Endosulfan on swing set and grass samples from playground. Positive confirmations of thiodan and possible drift. Confirmed exposures |
Not listed |
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P90-035 PARC Rpt 1990-1991 |
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School |
Aerial application on an onion field across the street from a school. Windows were open and it is believed that drift entered the buildings. Students and teachers complained of symptoms but none sought medical assistance. |
Not Listed |
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P91-055 PARC Rpt 1991-1992 |
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School |
A school was treated by a commercial pest control operator with chlorpyrifos and cyfluthrin. When classes began 2 days later there were complaints of odor and some symptoms. Classes were held outside and doors left open for ventilation. |
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P92-042 PARC Rpt 1991-1992 |
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School |
Possible exposure to a known pesticide. A ground application of diesel as an herbicide performed outside classrooms. 90 children transferred to a different facility after teacher and 5 students complained of symptoms. |
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P92-058 PARC Rpt 1991-1992 |
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School |
School officials reported concern about an aerial vector control application of Malathion ULV-91. School picnic canceled due to lack of health risk provided. |
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P93-035 PARC Rpt 1992-1993 |
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School |
13 people suffered symptoms of pesticide exposure after an interior crack and crevice treatment for 7 days, Schools was closed, cleaned, reopened, and closed again |
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P93-080 PARC Rpt 1992-1993 |
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School |
Weed and Feed (2,4-D, MCCP) applied to soccer field; 6 children were symptomatic through ingestion and possible inhalation or contact |
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P93-080 PARC Rpt 1993 |
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School Soccer Field |
Possible exposure to known pesticide on treated school’s green field. Younger child was playing with granules, then put contaminated fingers in mouth, that child developed symptoms, 6 others developed symptoms. Triamine Weed & Feed (2,4-D, MCPP, 2,4-DP + fertilizer) |
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PARC Annual Report 1993 |
1993 |
Executive Summary pg iv |
…specific concerns were identified and responded to by the PARC board: 1) persistent complaints associated with pesticide applications to school grounds and buildings” (3% of all cases occurred in schools – pg.5) (10% of all non-occupational exposures were at schools – pg. 11) Note pg 7 – most cases were delayed in reporting and thus made enzyme inhibition tests unreliable to determine pesticide exposure. |
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P94-051 PARC Rpt 1994 |
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Elementary School |
Possible exposure. Sections under an elementary school were treated by a commercial pesticide applicator in July. Several people complained of an odor and called PARC services to investigate. |
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P95-062 PARC Rpt 1995 |
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School |
Potential exposure to a known pesticide. A student developed an on-going health problem at the beginning of the school year. Parents were concerned their child was exposed to surface pesticide applications for head lice in the school building. Lice Killer (pyrethrin). |
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P001-052 PARC Rpt 2001 |
2001 |
Near Bus Stop |
Aerial applications. Rural resident claims symptoms after she was sprayed near school bus stop. |
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P001-061 PARC Rpt 2001 |
2001 |
School |
Farmer applied herbicides to a grass field above two schools where games were in progress. Odor drifted to the school resulting in illness and odor complaints and closure of schools. |
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P04-033 |
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School bus stop |
Children exposed while at school bus stop – reported by bus driver |
Polk, |
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P07-013 |
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Daycare |
Children and pregnant woman possibly exposed |
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