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Has anyone ever read the label of any
EPA registered pesticide whether off the store shelf or applied by a pest
control company to find anything that states: "Safe
for use around children, pets, or pregnant women?" |
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You won't find that statement because
it is an illegal statement under Federal law.
[They know it isn't "safe" (even when used as directed).]
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What about the EPA Registration Process?
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What
the Chemical Industry thinks about illness arising from these chemicals?
Corporate
Watch once noted "The Five 'D's" of corporations:
Deny
[harm], Delay
[solutions], Divide
[opposition], Dupe
[the public] and then
Dump [the product]
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| 12-02a
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Highly toxic chemicals contaminate the
nation |
| 12-02 |
Demand EPA Stop Using Illegal Insider
Chemical Group to Forge Policy |
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12-01b
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Genetically Engineered Crops Now Increasing Pesticide Use
in the United States |
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12-01a |
Blood Tests for Oregon Farm Workers for
Pesticide Exposure |
| 12-01 |
Soap and water ban bedbugs better than bug
bombs
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