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EPA Asked to Deny Proposal To Use a New Not Registered PFAS Pesticide under “Emergency” Waiver
Policy and toxicology are slated to collide as the U.S. Environmental Protection (EPA) considers allowing the use of a PFAS pesticide by invoking an emergency waiver process in federal pesticide law.
(Beyond Pesticides, February 27, 2026) Researchers at Prairie View A&M University in Texas published in the journal Sustainability a study of organic agricultural systems from 1960 to 2021, concluding ...
The Farm Bill—the Farm, Food, and National Security Act of 2026, H.R. 7567—reported out of the Agriculture Committee in the U ...
New research from France shows occupational exposure to pesticides, for both men and women, causes increased risks for kidney ...
Does humanity want to live in a world without birds? This may seem like an extreme question, but a new study in Science ...
In an analysis of public records, USRTK discloses significant financial ties between Bayer, lobbying firms, and the second ...
Studies find genetic, epigenetic, and transgenerational effects from pesticide exposure, particularly during early life.
In advance of deliberations on the Farm Bill tomorrow, March 3, in the Agriculture Committee of the U.S. House of Representatives, opposition to the GOP-proposed legislation has been widely expressed ...
(Beyond Pesticides, February 26, 2026) Published in PLOS ONE, research in Brazil “analyzed the impact of occupational/household chronic exposure to pesticides on the clinicopathological profile of ...
(Beyond Pesticides, February 20, 2026) As pesticides’ adverse effects on human and ecosystem health stack up in the scientific literature, health and environmental groups are focused on striking an ...
The topic of food security and sustainable agricultural systems is a crucial one, particularly as environmental degradation escalates. “Recently, organic agricultural systems have drawn much attention ...
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