9th Circuit Court of Appeals gives EPA 90 days to come up with a good reason for keeping chlorpyrifos. Could this be the end of the line for the brain-damaging pesticide California just can't seem to quit?
State’s ‘Short-term Fix’ for Brain-Damaging Pesticide Falls Short
Under pressure to ban chlorpyrifos, pesticide regulators recommend inadequate exposure-reduction measures Sacramento: Under intensifying pressure from a large coalition of health, education and environmental justice advocates, state regulators today announced a set of...
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Rural residents demand relief from brain-damaging pesticide
Patience wears thin as state legislators join call for immediate ban of chlorpyrifos Sacramento, CA: The fate of a common agricultural pesticide linked to irreversible brain damage in young children remains mired in state bureaucracy, in a process that could take up...
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Calls intensify for California regulators to take action on chlorpyrifos
Trump Administration stalls court-ordered ban of brain-harming pesticide Sacramento, CA - The U.S. Justice Department has requested a rehearing of a decision by the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals to revoke all tolerances of the neurotoxic pesticide chlorpyrifos within...
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The moving story of one woman's quest to understand whether Dow's pesticide chlorpyrifos caused her children's brain malformations #BanChlorpyrifos
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My quest to understand what caused my children’s birth defectsTake action to tell the California Legislature to suspend chlorpyrifos!
On Earth Day take action to ban this child brain-damaging pesticide in California
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We're excited to be co-sponsoring SB 458 (Durazo) that protects CAs children from the brain-harming pesticide chlorpyrifos. CA can ban this dangerous pesticide from the fruits, nuts and vegetables parents and grandparents encourage our kids to eat—but we need your help! #BanChlorpyrifos #YesOnSB45...UCLA Law: Ag Commissioners aren't doing their job
UCLA Law: Ag Commissioners aren't doing their job
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