The Plant Assessment Tool (PAT) is a mechanistic model that incorporates environmental fate and transport data to estimate pesticide concentrations in terrestrial, wetland, and aquatic plant habitats.
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EPA also uses a suite of standard risk assessment models to evaluate potential ecological exposure and risks to aquatic and terrestrial organisms to support pesticide registration and registration review decisions. Other models and tools that EPA has developed and used for specific pesticide active ingredients are available on EPA’s webpages for individual BEs, which can be found here. EPA also intends to make any updated versions of these tools available. EPA may revise these tools as the Agency continues to use them to develop BEs and support ESA consultations. EPA will consider public comments during these consultations and will incorporate input as appropriate. Fish and Wildlife Service and National Marine Fisheries Service (the Services). Given that the scientific methods are continuing to evolve, EPA anticipates receiving input on these tools as they are used to support Endangered Species Act (ESA) consultations with U.S. Models and tools available on this webpage were developed for use in EPA’s pesticide biological evaluations (BEs) and are provided to allow the public access to these tools.
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