Learn the Issues
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Comment Period Extended for Draft Risk Assessments and Proposed Mitigation Measures for Sulfuryl Fluoride
EPA has extended the public comment period for the draft risk assessments and proposed mitigation measures for sulfuryl fluoride
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EPA Proposes Registration of New Agricultural Fungicide Active Ingredient
EPA is opening a 30-day comment period on its proposal to register the new active ingredient inpyrfluxam.
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NAFTA TWG Five-Year Strategy 2016 - 2021
The Executive Board is proud to present the NAFTA TWG’s proposed strategic framework outlining our objectives and priority work areas for the next five years.
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Final Amendments to Delegation of Authority Provisions in the Prevention of Significant Deterioration Permitting Program
finalized amendments to the New Source Review (NSR) Prevention of Significant Deterioration (PSD) permitting program that will allow the EPA to delegate administration of the program to interested and qualified tribal agencies.
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Choosing a Pest Control Company
If you have a pest control problem that you do not want to handle on your own, you may decide to turn to a professional applicator. Before you choose a company, get answers to the questions in this fact sheet.
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Read the Label First: Protect Your Garden
This brochure will help you understand how to protect your family and the environment when using pesticides on your lawn and garden.
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Climate Change Adaptation Webcast Flyer
Climate Change Adaptation Webcast Flyer
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Pesticide Poison Prevention Checklist
Poison-proof your home: One room at a time - Pesticide Poison Prevention Checklist
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Drinking Water and Pesticides
Information about drinking water and how small amounts of a pesticide can cause contamination of this valuable resource.
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GreenScaping - The Easy Way to a Greener, Healthier Yard
This brochure addresses how to plant right for the site, conserve water, reduce yard waste, and use pesticides wisely
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Mouse and rat poisons in pellet form banned
EPA has been working with manufacturers to ensure that safer rodenticide products are available to consumers for use in controlling rodents in the house. Find out more about how to find safer products.
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Pesticides and Their Impact on Children: Key Facts and Talking Points
While pesticides have benefits for society and can be powerful tools for controlling pests, they are also inherently toxic and can harm children's health if stored or used improperly.
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Pesticides Must be Registered with EPA
EPA regulates pesticides because they can harm humans, animals, or the environment if not used according to label directions.
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Updates on EPA Efforts to Address PFAS in Pesticide Packaging
EPA news update
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Consumer Products Treated with Pesticides
Many products (e.g., cutting boards, kitchen sponges, cat litter, toothbrushes and juvenile toys) are being treated with antimicrobial pesticides. Learn about requirements that apply to such products.
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White House Announcement on the Regulation of Biotechnology
The White House posted a blog unveiling documents as part of the Administration’s continuing effort to modernize the federal regulatory system for biotechnology products as well as clarify various roles of the EPA, FDA in evaluating new biotechnologies.
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Vietnamese Translation: Pedicure Foot Spa Infections Brochures
Information in this fact sheet for customers of salon pedicure foot spas can help reduce the potential for infections associated with pedicure foot spa use.
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EPA Releases Test Methods and Guidance for Long-Lasting Antimicrobial Efficacy Claims
On Friday, October 7, 2022 the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) issued finalized guidance and test methods for registering antimicrobial products with residual efficacy against viruses and bacteria.
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EPA Completes Scientific Testing of Pesticide Products for PFAS
EPA is taking another step in addressing concerns that per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) have been found in pesticide products by releasing a summary of the laboratory analysis of 10 pesticide products reported to contain PFAS residues.
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Are Bt crops safe?
Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt) is a naturally occurring soil bacterium that produces proteins active against certain insects. Learn about the safety of these crops.