EPA Reviews Pesticides With Names Only Chemists Could Love
Published Date: 1/6/2025
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Summary
The EPA just shared updates on their review of several pesticides, including chlorothalonil and others. These decisions affect farmers, pesticide makers, and anyone using these chemicals by confirming safety steps or changes. The updates are ready now, helping everyone plan ahead without surprise costs or delays.
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