Toxic Herbicide Banned in 70 Countries Linked to Health Issues in California, Officials Warn
2025-01-07
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A widely used weed-killing pesticide, banned in over 70 countries due to its toxic effects, has been found to pose potential health risks to Californians and wildlife, according to state officials. The pesticide, linked to environmental pollution and public health problems, has sparked concerns over its continued use in the state. As authorities investigate its impact, residents are advised to take precautions to minimize exposure to this harmful chemical, highlighting the need for sustainable and eco-friendly pest control methods, such as integrated pest management and organic farming practices, to protect the environment and public health.
