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A Review of “Application of Uncertainty Analysis to Ecological Risks of Pesticides”

The Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry (SETAC) published the book which provides a good summary of the discussions held during the workshop organised under the same title in 2002 within the Pellston Workshop Series and attended by 52 experts from 6 countries. The workshop dealt with probabilistic risk assessment (PRA), which can provide more realistic and meaningful estimates than deterministic methods, and therefore may provide a better basis for decision-making if interpreted correctly. PRA is associated with many types of uncertainties including the input parameters, the assumptions made, and selected distributions and models among others. The applicability of various methods for estimation of variability of input parameters and the sources and magnitude of uncertainties in ecological risk assessment were considered. The book presents the related topics in 10 chapters dealing with: