Midwestern states don’t believe in pesticide buffers around schools

Hundreds of schools in the Midwest “nestle against fields of corn and soybeans that are routinely sprayed with pesticides that could drift onto school grounds,” but states “do not require any kind of buffer zones and seldom require any notification that pesticides are about to be sprayed,” says the Midwest Center for Investigative Reporting. Nine… » Read More

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