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  1. The U.S. EPA proposed rescinding limits on toxic chemicals, including PFAS, as part of policy shifts led by Lee Zeldin.
  2. Litigation regarding pesticide label laws and reviews of science concerning glyphosate safety are underway, involving major companies and the supreme court.

Supreme Court rules Bayer cannot be sued in related litigation, while Congress rejects legislation aimed at limiting lawsuits.

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Supreme Court rules Bayer cannot be sued in related litigation, while Congress rejects legislation aimed at limiting lawsuits.

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Litigation regarding pesticide label laws and reviews of science concerning glyphosate safety are underway, involving major companies and the supreme court. All 3 developments

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