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Cutler, M. Rupert

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Report/Article Title Memorandum: To All With and Interest Id the National
Symposium on the Use of Herbicides in Forestry, from
M. Rupert Cutler, July 11, 1978

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Month/Day
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DOSCrlptOU NotOS

Alvin L

- Young filed this item under the category
"DDT/Human Toxicology and Environmental Fate";
Includes one attachment dated June 20,1978 regarding
Interim Directive No. 3 in the Forest Service Manual.

Thursday, April 26, 2001

Page 1281 of 1328

�DEPARTMENT OF-" A G R I C U L T U R E
OFFICE OF THE: SECRETARY
WASHINGTON. D. C. 2O-250

JUL 1 1 1978

TO ALL WITH AN INTEREST IN THE NATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON THE USE OF
HERBICIDES IN FORESTRY

The enclosed Forest Service Interim Directive further defines Forest
Service policy on the use of 2,4,5-T and related compounds. It adds
appropriate sections to the current Forest Service Manual on
Pesticide-Use Management to provide for: (1) Special procedures for
employment of women of child-bearing age, and (2) specific safety
plans for each project where 2,4,5-T or related compounds are used.
The cancellation of certain uses of 2,4,5-T in 1970 was based on the
conclusion that fetal abnormalities found in mice exposed to 2,4,5-T
constituted a reasonable doubt of safety, particularly to women of
child-bearing age*
Social changes over the last fev? years have given women the
opportunity for employment in areas that once were considered open
only to men. Since women of child-bearing age are now employed in
occupations such as pesticide applicators, operators of highway
maintenance equipment, foresters, and. chemical formulators, they have
again become part of the population with potential for high exposure
to 2,4,5-T and/or TCDD. However, due to the uncertainty that small
animal test data can be extrapolated to an estimate of human risk,
all women V7ill be given an opportunity to review the information and
decide for themselves if they want to assume whatever risk might
exist.
Properly prepared project work and safety plans are invaluable
training aids for new personnel and for acquainting everyone involved
with the potential hazard of pesticide use.
These provisions, which are in addition to those sent to you on
April 28, further reflect our increasing effort to prevent possible
adverse effects from using pesticides. We hope you agree.

M. RUPERT CUTLER
Assistant Secretary for
Conservation, Research, and Education
Enclosure

�,
FOREST SERVICE MANUAL.
Washington, DC

INTERIM DIRECTIVE NO. 3
DURATION:

CHAPTER:

2142.12
..
.

'

June 20, 1978

One year from issuance date unless previously terminated
reissued
2140 - PESTICIDE-USE MANAGEMENT

POSTING NOTICE:

Last ID was No. 2 in FSM 2140

This interim directive adds a revised item 5 to Section 2142.11 and
additional instructions to 2142.12. Interim Directive No. 2 is
hereby superseded.
2142^11 - P r o ject Work Plans
5. A requirement to employ women of child-bearing age in
mixing, loading, monitoring during application, and applying 2,4,5-T
or other herbicides containing TCDD only after they certify they are
knowledgeable about the information on the possible, hazard to human
health from exposure to these materials.
A' special information fact sheet on this subject, with provisions
for certification, will be made available to all employees assigned
to projects involving the use of 2,4,5-T or other TCDD-containing
pesticides.
2142.12 - Project ^af_ety_Plan •
. . . and (4) will unequivocally follow label directions. To
• accomplish the above objectives, a safety plan will be prepared for
each major project, and for any project where 2,4,5-T or related
materials containing TCDD are to be used.
s/R. Max Peterson
for JOHN R. McGUIRE
Chief

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