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Critical Evaluation of Effect Models for the Risk Assessment of Plant Protection Products


Mechanistic effect models (MEM) have become increasingly popular in the field of environmental risk assessment (ERA) of plant protection products. However there remains numerous open questions to risk assessors, modelers, applicants and the public. This report provides a scientific evaluation of 11 MEM or MEM families. It also critically assesses their relevance for ERA (e.g. as a refinement tool), based on case studies. Finally, the report offers suggestions for future improvements in model development for implementation in ERA. Outcomes were discussed with experts from industries, consultancies, academia and agencies at a European symposium (19-20 Sept 2019, Berlin); the presentations and minutes are available in the annex.

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Series
Texte | 41/2024
Number of pages
596
Year of publication
March 2024
Author(s)
Jeremias Becker, Matthias Liess, Stephanie Kramer-Schadt, Mathias Franz, Tjalling Jager
Further files
Annex
Language
English
Project No. (FKZ)
3715 67 408 0
Publisher
German Environment Agency
Links
EFSA Scientific Opinion on Good Modelling Practice (EFSA, 2014)
File size
8432 KB
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 plant protection products  environmental risk assessment

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