Active Ingredient: Molinate
Human Health Risk Assessment and Mitigation
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Overview
- Name: Molinate
- DPR Chemical Code: 449
- Chemical Class: Thiocarbamate
- Pesticide Types Registered: No actively registered products
- Fumigant: No
- California Restricted Material: Yes
- Toxic Air Contaminant (TAC): No
- Volatile Organic Compound (VOC) Regulations: No
- Potential Groundwater Contaminant: No
- Reevaluation: Not applicable
Risk Characterization Documents (RCDs) estimate the nature and likelihood of adverse health effects in humans who may be exposed to pesticides.
- March 1996 – Risk Characterization Document (PDF)
- January 1995 – Exposure Assessment Document (PDF)
Other Documents
- February 2002– Response to Resolution No. 5-01-074 – Holding Water Extension (PDF)
- December 1999 – Significance of Dermal Dose Levels in Dermal Absorption Studies of Pesticides (PDF)
- May 1999 – Dermal Absorption of Molinate, Napropamide, Permethrin, Dichlorovos, and Hydrogen Cyanamide in Rats (PDF)
- February 1998 – Rice Pesticides Monitoring in the Sacramento Valley, 1995 (PDF)
- November 1995 – Toxicity Monitoring in Rice Recirculating Systems (PDF)
- January 1993 – Molinate Ambient Air Monitoring in Colusa County, May 1992 (PDF)
- Appendices (PDF)
- June 1992 – Evaluation of a Rice Herbicide Transport Model (PDF)
- January 1992 – 1992 Rice Pesticide Programs (PDF)
- January 1991 – Information of Rice Pesticides (PDF)
- March 1988 – Sampling for Residues of Molinate and Thiobencarb in Well Water and Soil in the Central Valley (PDF)
- April 1987 – Measurement and Computer Model Simulation of the Volatilization Flux of Molinate and Methyl Parathion From a Flooded Rice Field (PDF)
- April 1984 – Environmental Fate of Selected Rice Herbicides (Thiobencarb and Molinate) Under Field Conditions (PDF)
- December 1982 – A Study of the Dermal and Inhalation Exposure of Loaders, Pilots and Flaggers to Ordram in Colusa County in May 1981 (PDF)
- January 2016 – Completion of Mitigation (PDF)
Enforcement Letters
- March 2010 – ENF 2010-04 – Updates to Volume 3, Restricted Materials and Permitting, Pesticide Use Enforcement Program Standards Compendium
- February 2009 – ENF 2009-05 – Updates To Volume 3, Restricted Materials And Permitting, Pesticide Use Enforcement Program Standards Compendium
- April 2008 – ENF 2008-011 – 2008 Rice Pesticides Program
- April 2007 – ENF 2007-015 – 2007 Rice Pesticides Program
- March 2006 – ENF 2006-008 – Rice Pesticides Program 2006
- March 2005 – ENF 2005-015 – Rice Pesticides Program 2005
- April 2004 – ENF 2004-006 – Rice Pesticides Program 2004
- March 2003 – ENF 2003-011 – Rice Pesticides Program 2003
- April 2002 – ENF 2002-012 – Rice Pesticides Program for 2002
- April 2001 – ENF 2001-017 – Rice Pesticides Program for 2001
- March 2000 – ENF 2000-007 – Rice Pesticides Program for Year 2000
- Pesticide Product Database
- Human Health Assessment Branch Memos
- Human Health Assessment Branch Publications, Posters/Abstracts and Presentations
- Worker Health and Safety Reports and Memos
- Environmental Monitoring Branch Publications
- Air Monitoring Network
- Pesticide Use Reporting (PUR)
- California Pesticide Illness Query (CalPIQ)
- Environmental Justice (EJ)
- OEHHA Proposition 65 Information
- U.S. EPA Pesticide Chemical Search
- PubChem-Chemical Information
For document retrieval, please submit a request at our Public Records Portal (NextRequest).
For content questions, contact:
Christine Herrera
Worker Health and Safety Branch
1001 I Street, P.O. Box 4015
Sacramento, CA 95812-4015
Phone: (916) 445-4261
E-mail: Christine.Herrera@cdpr.ca.gov
Brenna McNabb
Pesticide Registration Branch
1001 I Street, P.O. Box 4015
Sacramento, CA 95812-4015
Phone: (916) 445-0179
E-mail:
Brenna.McNabb@cdpr.ca.gov