Maha wants to work on pesticides. It will not get it from the company’s friendly environmental protection agency in Trump

“President Trump has made a great choice in choosing Dr. Beck, who was never from pressure groups in her life, by the way – no Lamestream media outlet is mentioned correctly.” “Beck and her colleagues are still” still committed to driving by science, unlike those appointed by the Environmental Protection Agency with major moral issues that were owned by extremist groups, “Hirsch said.

Zeldin’s general calendar explains that he met at least six times over the past seven months with chemical and plastic materials and pressure groups – including a June meeting with Bayer Ag, who bought Monsanto in 2018.

“It is necessary for your readers to abide by six meetings from the many director’s meetings for the official over the past nine months of his very full calendar to paint an inaccurate image and enhance your wrong novel.” “The official Zealin is committed to protecting human health and the environment by 100 percent – that is, implicitly, it is your opinion, no more.”

Brian Lake, director of Bayer’s external communications, said in an email that the company “was pleased to see the comments made by the agricultural industry – in particular, the farmers were requested – and received by the committee, and to help inform the report.

Lake said: “Bayer is behind the safety of our Galvosat products, which have been widely tested, approved by the organizers, and is used all over the world for a period of 50 years,” Lake said. “The Environmental Protection Agency has a very strict review of several years, considering thousands of studies, and includes many independent risk assessment experts in the Environmental Protection Agency.”

As of May, it was 3000 employees Already. In that month, the Command of the Environmental Protection Agency announced its intention to dissolve the Research and Development Office, which is its independent scientific arm that used more than 1,000 scientists at the beginning of the year, which was redistributed by some other areas of the agency during the layoff of others. This reorganization It started in July. (Hirsch said that reorganization “will” do the effectiveness and efficiency of EPA operations, and basic legal requirements are compatible with its organizational structure. “

Employees say that these crises may affect the work of the agency through Poloocol (PFAs), which are colloquially called chemicals, which are another field that worries the MAA movement. A group of increased research has linked these chemicals, which are not decomposing in the environment, to a variety of health concerns. The strategy document issued this week says that the Environmental Protection Agency and the National Health Institutes will help CDC to “update recommendations” regarding the health risks of PFAs in water.

It is unclear how strong such a review is. In 2024, the Biden Administration has placed restrictions on six chemicals for PFAs in drinking water. In May, the Environmental Protection Agency announced that it would reconsider four of these.

Two PFAS WIRED Employees have told PFAS WIRED that thanks to the agency’s disposal operations, they struggle to buy supplies, rent laboratory technologies, and do their work. These employees spoke to Wire, provided that his identity was not disclosed, as they were not allowed to speak to the press. (“We are confident that EPA has the resources necessary to accomplish the agency’s basic task of protecting human health and the environment, fulfilling all legal obligations, and making the best enlightened decisions based on the golden level of science.”

“I was here several years ago,” said WAID. “It is the least productive period for me, including Covid, and it seems that everyone else is in the same boat.”