This accessible, concise introduction to understanding agricultural chemicals and public health combines a broad, global synthesis of the issue with rich ethnographic narratives that offer practical lessons for global health.

Courtney Marie Dowdall, Ryan J Klotz

Chapter 101 Introduction; Chapter 1 Global Agricultural Markets and Standardization; Chapter 2 Public Health and Vulnerable Populations; Chapter 3 A Community Torn: Struggling to Rectify Agrochemical Hazards and the Immediate Needs Treadmill; Chapter 4 Change Comes to the Valley: Confronting Agrochemical Use with Local Organic Food Systems; Chapter 5 Conclusion: Program Recommendations and the Application of Ethnographic Research in Public Health Initiatives;