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"Senate Unanimously Approves Pesticide Registration Bill"

"The Senate last Thursday [June 28] unanimously passed H.R. 1029, the Pesticide Registration Enhancement Act, which would reauthorize the Pesticide Registration Improvement Act (PRIA) that gives the Environmental Protection Agency the authority to collect fees to maintain the registration of pesticides."

Source: Feedstuffs, 07/05/2018

"Hawaii Is First In U.S. To Ban Chlorpyrifos"

"Hawaii became the first state in the country to ban pesticides containing chlorpyrifos, a chemical that has been linked to disruptions in the brain development of babies and young children, with Gov. David Ige signing the measure into law on Wednesday."

Source: Honolulu Star-Advertiser, 06/19/2018

"Pruitt Starts Rewriting How EPA Weighs Costs, Benefits of Regulation"

"The Environmental Protection Agency took its first step on Thursday toward a comprehensive overhaul of the cost-benefit calculations that underpin the entire array of its regulations, notably any actions to rein in global warming." "The proposed changes would downplay human health and climate benefits of environmental regulations in favor of cutting costs for polluting industries."

 

Source: InsideClimate News, 06/08/2018

"EPA Pesticide Settlement Comes Under Scrutiny"

"The Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) decision to dramatically scale back a pesticide fine on a California company has raised eyebrows, highlighting the ethical land mines facing an administration filled with former lobbyist and business executives."

Source: The Hill, 05/08/2018

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