Today, deism is considered to exist in the classical and modern forms, where the classical view takes what is called a cold approach by asserting the non-intervention of deity in the natural behavior of the created universe, while the modern deist formulation can be either warm (citing an involved deity) or cold (citing an uninvolved deity).
Herbicides are substances that are used for killing all types of plants, especially noxious weeds. Herbicides can be put into eight different groups including one group that is an ungrouped or, catch-all catagory.
Insecticides are commonly used in agricultural, public health, and industrial applications, as well as household and commercial uses (e.g., control of roaches and termites). The most commonly used insecticides are the organophosphates, pyrethroids and carbamates (Figure 1). The USDA (2001) reported that insecticides accounted for 12% of total pesticides applied to the surveyed crops. Corn and cotton account for the largest shares of insecticide use in the United States.