-Resmethrin is degraded in the environment primarily by photolysis (sunlight). But the typical half-life of resmethrin in the soil is 30 days. It takes 5 half-lives (150 days) for only 3% to remain.
-There were musculoskeletal defects found in animals, but there is no human data found on the reproductive or developmental effects of resmethrin.
CCN states:
“This is the third epidemiological study from California that has shown that prenatal pesticide exposure is associated with ASD,” said Alycia Halladay, senior director of environmental and clinical sciences for Autism Speaks. “It reinforces the advice of public health care experts and doctors to minimize exposure to these chemicals during pregnancy.”