Since the discovery of DDT in 1939, the agricultural sector has heavily relied on chemical insecticides to safeguard crops and meet rising food demands. The growing reliance on insecticides calls for a comprehensive understanding of their global use, impacts, and the urgent need to adopt sustainable pest-management strategies. Given the toxic nature of insecticides, the detection and quantification of these substances have become critical for ensuring both environmental and human safety. This book explores various analytical techniques employed for residue detection, including chromatography, spectroscopy, immunoassays and emerging electrochemical methods. Advanced systems enhance sensitivity and accuracy in monitoring residues across various samples, including soil, water, food, and biological samples. Challenges such as complex sample matrices and limitations in multi-residue detection persist, underscoring the need for continuous innovation in detection technologies. To mitigate the adverse effects of insecticides, this book also explores various remediation methods, including bioremediation, nano-remediation, chemical treatments, and advanced filtration techniques. The book emphasizes the importance of integrated pest-management, biological control, and regulatory measures to reduce pesticide loads. It concludes by advocating for interdisciplinary research, public awareness, and stronger policy frameworks to ensure the responsible use of insecticides.
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