The German pharmaceutical and chemical company, Bayer, recently declined when the EPA requested that the company pull the pesticide flubendiamide off of shelves. The EPA conditionally approved flubendiamide — used against worms, moths, and beetles — in 2008, with the condition being that Bayer prove within five years that flubendiamide was safe for aquatic invertebrates, such as water cleansing… » Read More
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