N.D. Cent. Code § 4.1-33-17
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4.1-33-17. Discarding and storing of pesticides, pesticide containers, and rinsate
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4.1-33-17. Discarding and storing of pesticides, pesticide containers, and rinsate
A person may not discard, store, display, or permit the disposal of surplus pesticides, empty
pesticide containers and devices, or rinsate in such a manner as to endanger the environment
or to endanger food, feed, or any other products that may be stored, displayed, or distributed
with such pesticides. The board shall adopt rules governing the discarding, storage, display, or
disposal of any pesticide, rinsate, pesticide containers, or devices.
A person may not discard, store, display, or permit the disposal of surplus pesticides, empty
pesticide containers and devices, or rinsate in such a manner as to endanger the environment
or to endanger food, feed, or any other products that may be stored, displayed, or distributed
with such pesticides. The board shall adopt rules governing the discarding, storage, display, or
disposal of any pesticide, rinsate, pesticide containers, or devices.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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