pesticide residues in food and water
Pesticide residues in food and water refer to the presence of small amounts of potentially harmful chemicals that remain in food crops and water sources after the use of pesticides. These residues can accumulate due to the application of pesticides to protect crops from pests, and can pose health risks if consumed in excessive amounts.
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