PRAĆENJE I SUZBIJANJE EKOLOŠKOG KRIMINALITETA U AKCIDENTNIM SITUACIJAMA SA PESTICIDIMA / MONITORING AND ENHANCING THE ECOLOGICAL CRIMINALITY IN ACCIDENTIAL SITUATIONS WITH PESTICIDES

Abstract

Pesticides are biochemical compounds/mixtures of compounds intended for the prevention, destruction, rejection or mitigation of pests. Pesticides can be classified according to their target organism, chemical structure and physical state. The most common distribution of pesticides is according to their purpose, or the organism they are acting on. During the production, storage, pesticide application and treatment of their waste, significant damage to health, injuries, light and severe illnesses to death can occur. Chronic low-dose exposure of these compounds has been shown to be a factor in the cause of various diseases of the nervous and immune system. The eco-toxicity of a matter can be seen only if the relationship between dose and effect is known. Ecology through biochemical analysis tries to find the "answer" and solution to numerous problems of eco-crime that are increasingly preoccupying and surrounding us. The ratio of dose and effect also implies the existence of thresholds. "Prague" represents the amount of toxic substance that does not cause any negative biological changes. Unfortunately, many of today's problems are of human origin, the fruit of ignorance, failure to comply with safety and health at work. In designing future events in the field of environment, it must be counted on the fact that there is no way for the future to become aware of certainty, and to include risk in the assessment.