One of my favorite
Companies
to hate,
just got a real setback by the
when they ordered a ban on
By Chris D'Angelo for MSN.com/News
A federal judge on Thursday ordered the Environmental Protection Agency to ban a widely used pesticide that’s been linked to learning disabilities in children. The
U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit ruled in a 2-to-1 decision
that the EPA offered “no defense” of its decision to delay a ban on
chlorpyrifos ― a move the court said violated the Federal Food, Drug and
Cosmetic Act. The law governs pesticides and requires the EPA to ban
chemicals from being used on food if they are proven to cause harm. Chlorpyrifos, produced by Dow Chemical Co. and commonly known by its trade name Lorsban, is used in nearly 100 countries on more than 50 different crops. It was largely banned in 2000 for at-home use in the U.S. but continues to be widely used on thousands of American farms.
Isn't that great.
The chemical is
"Linked To Learning Disabilities In Children,"
but do you think that the
Dow Chemical Co.
would take it off the market voluntarily?
No,
of course not.
What's a few million children having
Brain Damage Worldwide,
compared to the huge profits they rake in every year?
Besides,
I'm sure the
Big Shots
at
Dow
or
Monsanto
only eat high priced organic products,
from their private farms,
where they know their children won't consume
This is,
Tomorrow I Need Some Humor In My Life,
Jim Hauenstein,
And,
“I don't want to say Monsanto is evil right off the bat, but why is Monsanto so evil?”
- Bill Maher -
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