Consider whether there are sensitive areas in the environment at the pesticide use site that might be harmed by contact with the pesticide, and whether there are sensitive offsite areas near the use site that might be harmed by contact with the pesticide. Consider whether there are conditions in the immediate environment that might cause the pesticide to move offsite, and whether you can change any factors in your application or in the pesticide use site to reduce the risk of environmental contamination. A or B above. A and B above. Name four examples of sensitive areas that you must be especially careful to protect when you are handling pesticides.
Sensitive areas are sites or living things in environments that are easily injured by a pesticide.
Sensitive areas are sites or living things in environments that are easily injured by a pesticide. Sensitive areas are sites or living things in environments that are resistant to injury by a pesticide. In air, through wind or through air currents generated by ventilation systems. In water, through runoff or leaching. All of the above.