California’s top air regulator was urged to phase out an insecticide for its potent greenhouse gas warming effects and harms to human health in a legal petition filed Thursday by environmental groups.
The Center for Biological Diversity and Californians for Pesticide Reform want the California Air Resources Board to start rulemaking on sulfuryl fluoride, a neurotoxin, to phase out its use. The pesticide is used to kill a wide range of pests, including bed bugs, termites, rats, and mice.
“Dangerous fumigants like sulfuryl fluoride pose a grave threat to public health and global warming and we need state air resource ...
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