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approximately one case for every 4,200 preschoolers exposed. This is 240 times greater than the cancer risk considered acceptable by EPA following a full lifetime of exposure. For children who are heavy consumers of the foods that may contain UDMH residues, NRDC predicts one additional case of cancer for approximately every 1,100 children, 910 times EPA's acceptable risk level.
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abiotically and through metabolism after consumption, as well as challenges in determining appropriate "subpopulations for study, representative parameters of the potency distribution, and corrections for bioassay length"—have had as a consequence that disagreement and controversy remain about the safety of daminozide and the appropriateness of responses to it in its history.
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hand, representatives of the California Department of Health Services are on record as of 1991 stating that "the plausible estimates of risk, derived from conservative, reasonable assumptions, exceed those developed by EPA and NRDC". As late as 1995, results continued to appear (e.g., from a medium-term carcinogenicity assay approved for use by the
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Taken together, the complexity of the problem of assigning risk to this agent—the debate over assumptions concerning risks from early-in-life exposure, the principal role of a decomposition product rather than the agent itself in determining its long-term toxicity, the generation of that product both
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than for unearthing formal wrongdoing in the Alar case (wherein, after reversal of an earlier, similar conviction on appeal, no charges were ultimately brought). In particular, the Senators alleged that Kilgore had a financial connection to Uniroyal, with Wilkinson and the other five being accused of
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did its own analyses and estimated that the human lifetime cancer risk was 5 cases per million, as compared to the previously reported figure of 50 per million. (The EPA had argued for a level of lifetime cancer risk of 1 per million to be the highest acceptable, in this type of case.) On the other
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to regulate their growth. When used on fruit trees, it affects flower bud initiation, fruit maturity, fruit firmness and coloring, and preharvest drop, which together make harvest easier and keep fruit from falling off the trees before they ripen; it also improves quality of fruit at time of harvest
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noted at that time, Alar's export was not prohibited, such that Uniroyal could continue its sales in about 70 countries, which led critics to note that Americans still faced exposure (via imported fruit and juice). However, as of August 2022, daminozide/alar was appearing as a "severely restricted"
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The denouement of the Alar controversy came quickly. Alar was removed from the apple market by its manufacturer, not because of regulatory requirements imposed by the EPA, but because of consumer pressure. The rapid decline in apple consumption that followed the "60 Minutes" report on February 26,
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The potent carcinogen, unsymmetrical dimethylhydrazine (UDMH), a break-down product of the pesticide daminozide, is the greatest source of the cancer risk identified by NRDC. The average preschooler's UDMH exposure during the first six years of life alone is estimated to result in a cancer risk of
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A Pesticide Information Project of Cooperative Extension Offices of Cornell University, Michigan State University, Oregon State University, and University of California at Davis. Major support and funding was provided by the USDA/Extension Service/National Agricultural Pesticide Impact Assessment
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Later, in May 1989, Democrats Joseph Lieberman (D-CT) and Harry Reid (D-NV) held a press conference in which the pesticide program at the FDA was accused of being "riddled with pro-industry bias", charging that 7 of 8 SAP members had worked as "consultants for the 'chemical industry'" — that the
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Later in 1989, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) decided to ban Alar on the grounds that "long-term exposure" posed "unacceptable risks to public health." However, in June 1989—before the EPA's preliminary decision to ban all food uses of Alar went into effect—Uniroyal, Alar's sole
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In 1989, the EPA outlawed daminozide on U.S. food crops, but still allowed it for non-food crops like ornamental plants. As of August 2022, daminozide appeared as severely restricted in its exports on the list of pesticides whose shipments were ineligible for export credit insurance under the
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Hepatocarcinogenic potential was assessed by comparing the number and area of preneoplastic foci positive for the glutathione S-transferase placental form... in the liver of treated rats, with those in controls given alone. Daminozide, UDMH, and the combination were not carcinogenic in this
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In 1985, the EPA studied daminozide's effects on mice and hamsters, concluding that it was a "probable human carcinogen" with a dietary risk possibly as high as one cancer for every thousand people exposed, and proposed banning its use on food crops. They submitted the proposal to the
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This extensive self-published work (this the first of a four-part series) is an attempt on the part of a former NRDC staffer to correct what she perceives to be the false narrative that has emerged, that pulling Alar from the market was an overreaction based on incomplete or poor
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Initially, ACSH disclosed its donors, and it was obvious that the group embraced numerous causes connected to its funders. ACSH defended the chemical Alar, used to regulate the growth of apples – and accepted donations from Uniroyal, which manufactured and sold
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s formal reporting, months after, regarding the Lieberman-Reid hearings into the ethics and ties of the EPA SAP to the chemical manufacturing industry, a hearing which resulted in institutional reviews of the rules (but no formal charges against any SAP
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This is a formal response of Edward Groth III of the Consumers Union, reflecting the back-and-forth debate on this matter, at the highest levels of American science. See also the original Koshland editorial, and other responses on the pages following
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At the Fourth International Conference on Harmonization, our medium-term liver bioassay based on an initiation and promotion protocol was recommended in the guidelines as an acceptable alternative to the long-term rodent carcinogenicity
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activity in animal models relevant to humans). Breakdown into these two compounds also occurs when the sprayed chemical residue remains on stored fruit, especially with higher temperatures and over longer time periods.
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how much the government ... more than 100,000 advisors, including scientists... who deal with issues ranging from biomedicine to arms control... involvement with industry without isolating itself from the expertise it
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When used on fruit trees, daminozide affects flower bud initiation, fruit maturity, fruit firmness and coloring, preharvest drop and market quality of fruit at time of harvest and during storage. When consumed by
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having more general financial ties to the chemical industry; notably, the key formal contention was of possible violation of FDA ethics rules regarding limits to the "kind of consulting jobs that can be accepted
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worst of them, after serving on the SAP (see below), had "later broke conflict-of-interest laws", with career university academic toxicologists Wendell Kilgore and Christopher Wilkinson (29 years,
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Cabral R, Hakoi K, Hoshiya T, Hasegawa R, Ito N (1995). "Lack of Carcinogenicity of Daminozide, Alone or in Combination with its Contaminant 1,1-Dimethylhydrazine, in a Medium-Term Bioassay".
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However, Uniroyal will continue to export Alar to about 70 countries, which means, critics said, that Americans still will face exposure from imported apple juice.
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proposed banning it based on concerns about cancer risks to consumers. In addition to apples and ornamental plants, Uniroyal also registered daminozide for use on
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for review. Marshall further noted that the event was being seen, in the months following, more for its forcing clarification of rules regarding
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Agriculture: Eleven farmers will seek $ 250 million from '60 Minutes' and an environmental group. They charge 'product disparagement.'
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in particular) cost them $ 100 million. The suit was moved from state to federal court at the request of CBS. U.S. District Judge
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Charges that two scientists who served on an EPA advisory panel later broke conflict-of-interest laws raise some vexing questions.
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urged EPA to ban daminozide, and some manufacturers and supermarket chains announced they would not accept Alar-treated apples.
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As of 2005, daminozide remained classified as a probable human carcinogen by the EPA, and listed as a known carcinogen under
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Lawyers for the network and its affiliates said the issue involved freedom of speech and should be heard in federal court.
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broadcast were swift and severe; as Percival, Schroeder, Miller, and Leape note in review of legal aspects in their
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While described by the FDA as an amino acid derivative, daminozide is more formally and correctly described as a
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significant levels of "carcinogenicity of daminozide, alone or in combination with... 1,1-dimethylhydrazine".
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manufacturer, agreed to halt voluntarily all domestic sales of Alar for food uses. Hence, the consequences of
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The next year, the EPA retracted its proposed ban on Alar and required farmers to reduce its use by 50%. The
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John B. Oakes, a Natural Resources Defense Council trustee, was Editorial Page Editor of The New York Times.
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ruled in 1993 that the apple growers had not proved their case, and it was subsequently dismissed by the
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in random checks, some end of sentence/paragraph citations failed to support all information preceding
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in particular, the "rapid decline in apple consumption that followed the "60 Minutes" report" As the
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broadcast a story about Alar that featured the NRDC report highlighting problems with the chemical.
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First Amendment law requires plaintiffs bringing such lawsuits to prove media reports were false.
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List of Banned and Severely Restricted Pesticides Under the Prior Informed Consent (PIC) Program
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Fenton engineered a PR campaign that was the worst thing to happen to the apple since Eve.
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Sewell, Bradford H.; Whyatt, Robin M.; Hathaway, Janet; Mott, Lawrie (February 27, 1989).
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Percival, Robert V.; Schroeder, Christopher H.; Miller, Alan S.; Leape, James P. (2003).
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Please help update this article to reflect recent events or newly available information.
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Mitchell S. Bernard is litigation director for the Natural Resources Defense Council.
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The agent is neither synthesized from, not does it contain as component, any
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EPA Office of Prevention, Pesticides and Toxic Substances (June 30, 1984).
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InChI=1S/C6H12N2O3/c1-8(2)7-5(9)3-4-6(10)11/h3-4H2,1-2H3,(H,7,9)(H,10,11)
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Office of Prevention, Pesticides and Toxic Substances (September 1993).
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until 1989, when the manufacturer voluntarily withdrew it after the
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1, 1-dimethylhydrazine ("unsymmetrical dimethylhydrazine", UDMH)
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had not been shown to be carcinogenic. During a 1990 speech at
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Skeletal formula of daminozide
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