to try to get localization of data. i'm not sure that that's a completely successful move in every respect. but the more we prevent governments from getting any access to this except through the really more or less broken process, the more likely we are to inspire a determination to localize that data where we will completely lose privacy protections for any americans who happen to be caught up in that web. i think we do more or less agree, i'm just not sure -- what would you suggest? an apology tour? a world apology tour? this is something being misused by governments. most of the public policy proposals currently before congress, you know, let's get rid of the 215 program. let's do something about back end data searches for americans will have zero impact on the campaign that is being put forward. >> indeed. >> if what you would like is an international agreement that we're not going to do espionage, that's about as plausible as agreeing that we want have extramarital sex in the future. it is simply something that is

on the issue of data localization. prior to snowden, there were certain governments very focused trying to get american companies to locally both private data and data youtube videos and the like so local governments could exert greater control over content and have easier access to data. snowden revelations have much strengthened the hand of governments that are pushing for that kind of data localization. in a way that i think impacts human rights. one of our biggest concerns about data localization presnowden is many of these countries were doing this not because they were trying to protect themselves against the big, bad americans but because they wanted to exert greater control over internet data and internet speech. we have now given them a great deal of ammunition on that. similarly, even prior to the snowden revelations, there was a big debate over the role of the u.s. in internet governments. and what should the future of internet governance be? should it be to be multistakeholder model that involves governments

and data that the youtube videos and the like so that local governments could exert greater control over content and have easier access to data. the snowden revelations have much strength en strengthened t way that impacts human rights. one of our biggest concerns about data localization presnowden was that many of these countries were doing this not because they were trying to protect themselves against big bad americans but because they wanted to exert greater control over internet data and internet speech. we've now given them a great deal of ammunition on that. similarly, even prior to the snowden revelations, there was a big debate over the role of the u.s. in internet governance and what should the future of internet governance be. shoul should it continue to be a multi-stakeholder model but that many are concerned has been dominated by the u.s. or should it be in the realms and governments. we've had countries like china, russia, and saudi arabia pushing hard to increase the role of governments in the global administration in the internet. that trend existed presnowde

on the issue of data localization. prior to snowden, there were certain governments very focused trying to get american companies to locally both private data and data youtube videos and the like so local governments could exert greater control over content and have easier access to data. snowden revelations have much strengthened the hand of governments that are pushing for that kind of data localization.

there hundred hunters point accepted it because they did local hire and there was a community benefit around that. did you attempt to look at any data around local hire by looking at the community and the disagreements we have in place with some businesses that came to san francisco >> the problem is getting a data set to see who would be considered a formula retail under the proposed or the current legislation and who wouldn't. it's because we have a very i don't want to use let's say a complex definition of what's formula retail and what's not you don't have a lot of economic statistics but i will agree it is generally, the city's practice it's easier to get larger organizations to comment to an agreement we have more participation with institutions it do workforce development for bigger and smaller firms but in terms of data we couldn't compare the formula retail vs. non-formula retail >> commissioner hillis. >> thank you for the discussion it is somewhat theoretical we're not deciding between all formula retail and all not formula retail. people have choices; right? and i don't know if that came into our analysis we go to neighb

all such data, that rhett relates to scientific and commercial data, coming from the local communities. what is wrong with that argument? and by the way, the agency still has discretion to use that data. but it should be part of it. because lacking sthrg language in the bill means that the only data is what my friend from oregon criticized when we were discussing the wolves. mr. chairman, i think this language is pretty straightforward. it says all such data that relates to as developed by local communities and tribes that should be part of the transparency system of i urge my colleagues to reject this amendment and i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from new jersey. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the noes have it. the gentleman from new jersey. mr. holt: i request a recorded vote. the chair: pursuant to clause 6 of rule 18, further proceedings on the amendment offered by the gentleman from new jersey will e postponed. it is now in order to consider amendment number four prin

. >> after receiving the initial crime report, i conducted a search on law enforcement data bases of our local here for charles and located a prior allegation where he was also suspected of molesting a child from several years back. >> it was a similar case. charles babysitting and another young boy who brought the incident to his mother's attention. >> however, after an investigation there was not enough physical evidence to arrest him or press charges. >> he's like the junkie that can't resist the heroin. it's a crime of opportunity. it's an arrogance, a compulsion, and a cunning that we can't understand. >> and at that moment you feel a sense of torture and pain because you know that you were so close to this person but you didn't see the signs. i think something broke in john at that moment and he hasn't trusted people in the same way since. well, the day of charlie's arraignment we were all on pins and needles. >> called his sister and said, i'll see you at court on friday for my court appearance. >> his family had bailed him out and put up a pretty big bail bond from what i knew of. so w

data is immaterial. what matters is who is sending it. let me say that again a different way. the quality of the information that state, tribal and local governments submit is irrelevant under this bill. the bill says it shall be deemed the best available scientific and commercial data. the fish and wildlife service would be required to include this data even if it is not the best, even if it were not developed by scientists, even if it was developed for purely commercial purposes and even if it is contrary to fact. the service would be forced to include it, and it will thus alter its decisions on listings, recovery plans and other policies related to the conservation of endangered species. it's also unclear how the service would resolve a situation where states, tribal or county governments submit conflicting data. this is no hypothetical situation. during hearings on the endangered species act, one of e witnesses, mr. tom jankofski, commissioner of garfield county, colorado, the data they were providing -- i have 30 more seconds to -- mr. defazio: i yield the gentleman an additional minute. mr. moran: they found the state maps, the m

. >> we'll -- there'll be loss of data from locals climbing offer the crash scope. i don't think approximately impact us greater than additional time to sort through what is there. >> let's say the flight recorder, that it's gone. let's say we can't find them. u.s. officials say it's liking a russian made buk missile that did this. can they tell from the evidence at the crash site? >> yes, they can. mice eels bring down air planes in two way, it hits and break up the airplane. it gets close the airplane and explodes and peppers the airplane with debris, like a shotgun going off. you have a massive amount of metal being at high speed. well, that material that comes from the missile embeds itself in the aeroplane. and that is likely going to tell us the source of the manufacturer of the missile. >> if we find the flight recorders it will make it easier. >> the flight recorders will not give us a lot of information. a voice recorder will pick up the explosion of the missile, assuming that we have a miss im. it will pick up the explosion of the missile and start a time

artillery fire overnight these latest pictures from the scene residential areas they are data badly damaged local media reports several deaths and injuries also saying that ukrainian forces use multiple rocket launchers to hit this city the attack coming after president poroshenko has pledged on monday not to target civilians but despite mounting video evidence of devastated residential areas the u.s. says kiev is taking measured steps to maintain order. our view is that the iranian security forces operations have been moderate and measured they've been taking steps to maintain calm within their own country but you say it's the ukrainian government's actions to this point since the end of the cease fire to today's moderate measure. the german chancellor and french president hollande of let him here putin to convince the n.t. government forces to begin dialogue with. dot com for more days details our in-depth coverage of the crisis starting from the beginning. right. first right. and i think. the. rebel factions in eastern syria pledging alliance allegiance to the islamist group isis the group und

the second how much do local versus formula retail spend in the local economy we find consensus data we didn't do any survey but that's ripe for future research but the consensus bureau issued different economic status for single establishment firms versus multi establishment firms. there's some fairly aggregate data on how much those businesses spend open different types of supplies in adhere report we suggest that certain of those supplies are clearly local and we conclude the smaller stores are less likely to spend money on local supplies so we have a trade off forming that laid the basis for our conclusion on the other hand, you have a slithering different spending to keep the local dollars local but you have a price effect 0 both of those things go to the economic impact if the prices are higher and consumers spending more money for items in a store they have lass less to spend it's like taking money out of the economy in the same way that formula retail leaks spending out to they are corporation hacked is an economic loss to the city. those are two things we were able to say so

at the request of the dutch government investigators will examine the plane's fight data recorders. >> a local police officer goes on george zimmerman trial. coming up goes on trial. >> a potential data breach at stores that bring in billions of dollars a year. >> a 98-year-old woman,uis left in a trunk for hours. so what was her 67-year-old son doing all that time? i'm stephen >> police in suitland maryland are investigating a fight that turned deadly. 52-year-old amos jones was killed, brutally beaten by a group of men and then stabbed in the neck and chest. it happened near a liquor store near suitland road early this morning. police say it started with an argument with a woman who left and then returned shortly thereafter with four men. police are searching searching e suspects. >> a 98-year-old woman spent hours inside a hot truck apparently while her son was in the maryland live casino. >> a passerby spotted her and called police,. he survived but her son is -- she survived but her son faces stiff charges tonight. >> it was about 81 degrees in that parking garage when this passerby spott

we were able to get some data on prices and on the local spending of the different types of retailer we didn't get data on how much the formula retail effect the housing and rents in neighborhoods so like in many other ways it's like for the planning commission to gage what the resident want if we did that he could line up the numbers and say you know what the housing directing didn't matter but the housing value is the most important thing we can't make 89 recommendations but the question you spoke about the sameness and the multiple things in the same neighborhood in that intends to lower the quality of the neighborhood that's precisely what the residents will inform you about some residents will say the second pharmacy across the street means the first pharmacy didn't charge a lot and now we're turning into a neighborhood of pharmacies but completely how the residents is it's good or bad that's an illusion of the types of things. we were advised that lane use cancels was not with the land or the yourself that's where we might get stuck >> commissioner sugaya. >> yes. thank you this

the "associated press" reviewed government data on how state and local fire officials hasn't outs and citations over three years, here's northern and southern california. since july of 2011, calfire unis inspected nearly seven times moe sites in the southern region but found just two times more violas and handed out just eight citats in northern california, compareo 3,000 down south. fire officials believe the discrepancy may be because soutn california has had a more robust enforcement program in the lastw years. >> up next at 6:00, some of thet beers named as the state fair's brewing competition come from rt here in the bay area. >>> it's a great weekend to gett in the sun as we take a live lot san jose. the forecast is up next. >> coming up in sports, the eags are landing for rory mcilroy ate british open and some of the ale great oakland a's return to celebrate the 25th anniversary f the 1989 world series champions. >>> firefighters from across the state are competing to see who t the top of the ladder when it cs to important skills. today in san francisco the openg ceremonies for

the "associated press" reviewed government data on how state and local fire officials hasn't outs and citations over three years, here's northern and southern california. since july of 2011, calfire unis inspected nearly seven times moe sites in the southern region but found just two times more violas and handed out just eight citats in northern california, compareo 3,000 down south. fire officials believe the discrepancy may be because soutn california has had a more robust enforcement program in the lastw years. >> up next at 6:00, some of thet beers named as the state fair's brewing competition come from rt here in the bay area. >>> it's a great weekend to gett in the sun as we take a live lot san jose. the forecast is up next. >> coming up in sports, the eags are landing for rory mcilroy ate british open and some of the ale great oakland a's return to celebrate the 25th anniversary f the 1989 world series champions >>> firefighters from across the state are competing to see who t the top of the ladder when it cs to important skills. today in san francisco the openg ceremonies for

the data is then transmitted to local caltrans headquarters in oakland where tech companies can download it. >> when you're stuck in traffic, you're losing productivity. so as long as we keep things moving, that's money in the bank for everyone. >> reporter: 511.org, the metropolitan transportation commission's realtime traffic website, contracts with washington-based inrix. these days the biggest source of traffic data, mobile phones with anonymous gps tracking blend in reports on construction and accidents and drivers are empowered to pick faster routes. >> if those decisions multiplied many, many thousands, hundreds of thousands of times, if people are making smart decisions, then the whole system works better. >> report heavy traffic. >> reporter: then there is mountain view-based wave which is crowdsourcing traffic reports with 60 million users. they proactively report incidents using the mobile app often as they drive by. that data is fed to wave's parent company google so you not only know where the backup is but also what's causing it. it can shave minutes off a trip. >> you appl

. >> after receiving the initial crime report, i conducted a search of local data bases here for charlesnd located a prior allegation where he was also suspected of molesting a child from several years back. >> it was a similar case. charles baby sitting and another young boy who brought the incident to his mother's attention. >> however, after an investigation, there was not enough physical evidence to arrest him or press charges. >> he's like the junkie that can't resist the heroin. it is a crime of opportunity. an arrogance, a compulsion in a cunning that we can't understand. >> at that moment you feel a sense of torture and painful you know you were so close to this person but you didn't see the signs. i think something broke in john at that moment. and he hasn't trusted people in the same way since. the day of charlie's arraignment, we were all on pins and needles. >> called the sister and said we'll see you in court. >> his family had bailed him out and put a pretty big bail bond so we were all hopeful that he would be there and they could serve him the restraining order. well, he

local knowledge about status, planting the data isn't planting the environment, after that star scientific background, we exchange ideas and work together. >> it's also the best place to preserve what is best for the rest of the world. among other things, scientists are trying to determine which varieties contain the most vitamins. that information could prevent malnutrition in faraway lands. and it could perhaps provide more consumers for the crop that they bring home every night. the traditional method of planting potatoes ensures their own food supply. but the mixture is not suited to industrial reduction. >> the main market is the family. there's none in the sense of a market that provides a financial income, but there's a sort of marketing for peruvian potatoes. >> because of that young people are leaving the countryside for the cities in search of a better life. even so, everyone comes together on the day of the potato. this year, it's being held in this community. just like centuries ago, it is celebrated with traditional music and dancing. this ritual is to thank mother earth for a

our data is held at the national level not on local data systems. it's updated and protected every night and controlled access. 90% of our work is now completed an automated system vbms which provides an odd trail and as such is a valuable to turn to data manipulation and misuse. we also have a dedicated analytics team that constantly refuse our work with data looking for anomalies of the system so management can respond quickly. even with all these controls and more and i have learned this through 27 year military career retiring as a general officer that there will always be someone you thought you could trust but instead used extremely poor judgment and total lack of integrity as they figured out ways around the system. in our vba business that means they have heard veterans and that is grossly unacceptable to acting secretary gibson to me me and two pas dedicated employees 52% of which in vbr veterans themselves. we'll may find these individuals we can rest assure i will respond quickly to the situation and begin necessary actions. one of these

question is there data and research to back that up, and in a place like new york, where you are seeing this really come out in mobilization efforts on the ballot, what looks like localovements the question is this enough data to back up those movements? >> back in our next segment, we will ask him that question, thank you to our guests. still ahead alternatives to fracking, we speak to a community organizer turned commissioner who got a chance to be the first in the nation to ban natural gas drilling what has been the outcome? stay with us. happen >> we're here in the vortex... only on al jazeera america because u.s. needs an abundant supply of low cost energy, in addition it provides good paying jobs that cannot be outsourced. >> welcome back, we are discussing the nationwide debate over fracking and joining us now is john -- chairman of the mora county commission, he was the heedner getting mora county new mexico a town of 4700 to be the first ever to ban fracking. back with us on set, director of public citizens energy program, thank you for being here, what motivates you to initiate the first county ban on fracking in the u.s.? >> well, there was a lot of push w

our data is held at the national level not on local data systems. it's updated and protected every night and controlled access. 90% of our work is now completed an automated system vbms which provides an odd trail and as such is a valuable to turn to data manipulation and misuse. we also have a dedicated analytics team that constantly refuse our work with data looking for anomalies of the system so management can respond quickly. even with all these controls and more and i have learned this through 27 year military career retiring as a general officer that there will always be someone you thought you could trust but instead used extremely poor judgment and total lack of integrity as they figured out ways around the system. in our vba business that means they have heard veterans and that is grossly unacceptable to acting secretary gibson to me me and two pas dedicated employees 52% of which in vbr veterans themselves. we'll may find these individuals we can rest assure i will respond quickly to the situation and begin necessary actions. one of these

our data is held at the national level, not on local data systems. it is updated and protected every night with controlled access. 90% of our work is now completed in an automated system have provides a significant audit trail and is a valuable deterrent to data manipulation and misuse. we also have a dedicated analytics team that constantly reviews our workload data looking for anomalies within the system so management can respond quickly. even with all these controls and more, and i've learned this through a 27-year military career retiring as a general officer, that there will always be someone you thought you could trust but instead used extremely poor judgment and a total lack of integrity as they figured out ways around the system. in our vba business, that mean they hurt businesses and that is grossly unacceptable to acting secretary gibson, to me and va's dedicated employees. 52% of which in vba are veterans themselves. when we find these individuals, you can rest assured, i will respond quickly to the situation and begin necessary actions. o

the data is then transmitted to local caltrans headquarters in oakland where tech companies can downloadt. >> when you're stuck in traffic, you're losing productivity. so as long as we keep things moving, that's money in the bank for everyone. >> reporter: 511.org, the metropolitan transportation commission's realtime traffic website, contracts with washington-based inrix. these days the biggest source of traffic data, mobile phones with anonymous gps tracking blend in reports on construction and accidents and drivers are empowered to pick faster routes. >> if those decisions multiplied many, many thousands, hundreds of thousands of times, if people are making smart decisions, then the whole system works better. >> report heavy traffic. >> reporter: then there is mountain view-based wave which is crowdsourcing traffic reports with 60 million users. they proactively report incidents using the mobile app often as they drive by. that data is fed to wave's parent company google so you not only know where the backup is but also what's causing it. it can shave minutes off a trip. >> you apply

the data is then transmitted to local caltrans headquarters in oakland where tech companies can downloadwhen you're stuck in traffic, you're losing productivity. so as long as we keep things moving, that's money in the bank for everyone. >> reporter: 511.org, the metropolitan transportation commission's realtime traffic website, contracts with washington-based inrix. these days the biggest source of traffic data, mobile phones with anonymous gps tracking blend in reports on construction and accidents and drivers are empowered to pick faster routes. >> if those decisions multiplied many, many thousands, hundreds of thousands of times, if people are making smart decisions, then the whole system works better. >> report heavy traffic. >> reporter: then there is mountain view-based wave which is crowdsourcing traffic reports with 60 million users. they proactively report incidents using the mobile app often as they drive by. that data is fed to wave's parent company google so you not only know where the backup is but also what's causing it. it can shave minutes off a trip. >> you apply that t

passage where the supreme court said some users not familiar with data is stored locally or remotely.it doesn't make any difference for fourth amendment purposes. unanimous supreme court. the supreme court is sending signals that that kind of case comes before it it will hold that. there should be an ironclad war and for content. what we are seeing in a different context is that warrant requirement isn't so ironclad. there should be circumstances where the nsa should be allowed to search communications if they have already collected if the data is lawfully collected. there shouldn't be any restrictions to query it. i think that skips a step in the analysis. it just deals with data after it has been collected. i think that is really important. i should mention in case my overseers are following this at all, there was a plug-in you referred to. hopefully ato be browser extension. if it works right you will be able to use an encryption. we are not quite there yet. we're kicking the tires and encouraging people. people to discover security vulnerabilities. to reportge people that to us. i

one of the challenge social security the lack of data that would inform the work of state and locals to address child trafficking. what could be done of the data collection so that the state and local federal policyholders can better address this problem. also, how can the school pes nel overcome the challenges being afraid to disclose their stories. >> the iom committee identified a number of different ways in which data gathering can be improved. first off, i'll say that there are several different kinds of data. we need to tailor identification tools and prevention strategy -- >> can you give an example? >> to those who are at greatest risk. so the committee, while it said that trying to refine a national prevalence estimate was probably not the most appropriate strategy, conduct iing research could be supported by the federal government and would enhance the development of appropriate prevention tools. in addition, we do not have evidence-based tools for identification. and training. and there are a few examples of training efforts and tools for identification that have promising

. >> the authorities in burkina faso have released radar data from the flight control tower. at 1:17 a.m. local time, the flight left its scheduled route. here, the aircraft is still at an altitude of 8000 meters. suddenly it drops to 3000 meters and starts to lose speed. first it is seen traveling at 800 kilometers an hour, and then 400 kilometers an hour, and then the radar shows no movement at all. weather data shows a severe sandstorm in the region at the time of the crash. that could explain why the pilot tried to change course. it is in desert terrain that is difficult to access on the border between burkina faso and mali,. . the black box recorder will be analyzed in a city in northern mali. >> isis militants say they have taken control of a major military base in eastern syria. >> this video posted on social media claims to show the moment isis fighters blew up the tomb of a prophet that is holy to both christians and muslims. they have gained control of large swathes over the two countries in the past few months. >> the ukraine crisis, and the possibility of fresh sanctions against rus

if you want a nest they remember status, you are giving data, how muchnen you use to not only your localtility company to, to google. an enter connection between your e-mail client and your home they remember status and your phone. >> is my trimming going to be able to tell me when i am out of stuff. >> your fridge could easily know when you are out of stuff, order it for you and have that delivered by a drone. >> that's part of the infrastructure of connected devices. >> these thiingdz are going to anticipate what we need? it will be that sophisticated. >> that's possible. you order algorith mickcally. it's not even a matter of taking it out of the fridge and emptying. your fridge can know. it can plea order mick for you if you are interacting with a vendor like amazon that has access to the data you have on your consumer behavior. it's not just sensors in the subway looking for amonia and other potentially daningz russ things or the sensors in our chest. the big services, cloud surfaers that are collecting all of this data and using it. >> dan, are you kurpde concerned about the amount

data abuse in the state's history. they were not alone. an ex-police officer, a former police union lawyer, and the local news anchor had hundreds of unusual inquiries. >> we paid out tens of millions in the last five years because of representatives of government data. >> john is a representative in the state legislature. in the wake of these stories a state audit found half of the law enforcement employees were likely accessing state data bases for questionable reasons and what worries him is new surveillance technology called a.l.p.r., or automotive licence plate readers. >> this technology allowed law enforcement to do something different which is essentially dragnet the population. >> reporter: mounted in public places or on law enforcement vehiclesing. they scan the licence plate of every car that passes. each device cans each plate against a hot list of stolen cars or wanted people. data from a.l.p.r. devices, including photos, a time stamp and location is retaineded in thousands of databases across the country and shared by various agencies and sold to private companies, with little or no regulation. he says it's unconstitutional.

chicago the incidents to place in different districts of the city the stocking data also sure that within a thirty six hour period local police shot five including a sixteen year old boy guns are widely available in the country and fatal shootings are extremely common recently a new law was passed in the us state of georgia that i lost my arms to be carried in all public spaces including churches. what you're seeing is a narrow escape that expects both say it bad weather could have been worth a russian airliner was coming in to land at buffalo ny it would want him to know. straight up the way that's done with the british. coming up next it's crossed up with peter lavelle but if you're watching in the u.k. . on named american drone wars. when people talk about human rights violations you should volves some pro western protesters getting beaten up and response with mainstream media is usually to bomb somebody somewhere so good thing they haven't picked up a story from detroit that the u.n. is calling a human rights violation residents of the motor city or well sadly the former motor city who are hundred fifty dollars or

chicago the incidents to place in different districts of the city starting data also showed that within a thirty six hour period local police shot five including a sixteen year old boy guns are widely available in the country and fatal shootings like street common recently a new law was passed in the us state of georgia that i lost my arms to be carried in all public spaces including churches. mad so i'm not named american john was coming up right here and i t. international. when people talk about human rights violations use involve some pro western protesters getting beaten up and response with mainstream media is usually to bomb somebody somewhere so good thing they haven't picked up a story from detroit that the un is calling a human rights violation residents of the motor city or well sadly the former motor city who are hundred fifty dollars or more behind on their water bills are getting their water shut off completely the water and sewage department is five billion dollars in debt and that is a justification to crack down on deadbeats on the surface the seems like an open and shut case of course everyone has t

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data is also not clear. ukrainian military has launched attacks on local militia near the malaysian plane crash site the fighting is preventing international teams from reaching the scene the army is believed to be storming the ton of tory's as you can see right next to this side of the valleys the spikes ukrainian president petro poroshenko ordering a no combat zone forty kilometers around the area earlier this week now a team of a stream dutch police and experts as well as european security monitors are staying in the regional capital to nantes going to able to reach the side of the crush earlier local militia agreed for an international police presence off the scene but so far teams have yet to abandon their plans for the escalating violence in the area european security monitors reported the situation on the ground appeared on safe are hoping to get to the crash site on monday journalist punter one caster managed to visit the scene a little earlier. we had left the inmates there and crashed right. there while we were very very jet flying around overhead or we could hear explosions in the dirt and there's we

if data is showing that a local water body is contaminated by pesticides, i would think the public would want to quickly identify the likely source of the pesticide that's causing the impairment. despite repeated re quirmentse to the e.p.a. where the current clean water act requirements have prevented a pesticide applicantor from .erforming their services and let me summarize, the clean water act does provide a valuable service in ensuring that an appropriate amount of pesticides are being applied at the appropriate time and pesticides are not having an adverse impact on human health or the environment. number two, to the best of my knowledge, the pesticide general permit has imposed no impedement n plaketors to provide their public health communities. most politicses are covered by the pesticide general permit either by no action by filing of an electronic notice of intent. and three, federal and state data make clear that application of pesticides in compliance with fifra alone was insufficient to protect water bodies throughout the nation from being contaminated from pesticides. if we