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Boulder County Allows Pesticide Spraying After Rule Relaxation

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Officials in Boulder, Colorado, are planning drone spraying of a new pesticide from Bayer called Indaziflam after rules were relaxed on November 9, 2026. This decision comes amid a broader discussion about the Trump administration relaxing regulations concerning cancer-causing chemicals.

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The relaxation of rules allows the use of new pesticides in Boulder County. This regulatory change could impact local agricultural costs or land use practices.

BAYER developed a herbicide for testing in Boulder County while researchers published studies on spraying risks.

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Who's involved

  • BoulderCity and county seat where pesticide spraying is planned
  • Jana PetersenServes as the CEO of the county government in Boulder
  • city councilThe elected governing body responsible for policy and administration in Boulder

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