BREAKING🚨: After a decade of advocacy by conservation groups, the @USFWS just proposed to protect #monarch butterflies as threatened under the Endangered Species Act! https://t.co/lRGx6wDwi1

FWS's updated findings fly in the face of previous EPA assessment which found the pesticide likely to harm more than 1,000 imperiled species. @CFSTrueFood, along with our allies, previously sued the EPA for approving atrazine in 2020. Our work to stop atrazine is ongoing.

"The announcement "makes clear that despite the rhetoric of MAHA, there will be no robust review of pesticide dangers by the Trump Administration. Instead, a toxic poison like atrazine will continue to contaminate our lands & waters, making our children sick for decades to come."

Atrazine is banned in 60 countries, but is the second most widely used #herbicide in the US. This week, the Trump Administration's FWS said that #atrazine does not pose an extinction risk to a single protected animal or plant species. https://t.co/vOHSvP25JX

BREAKING: To protect this imperiled #butterfly, we're suing @USFWS for violating the Endangered Species Act. The Iowa skipper is being driven to the brink of extinction largely due to continued destruction of its' habitat & the use of toxic #pesticides. https://t.co/toVlsZo1ga

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A coalition of environmental groups is appealing a federal court ruling that lets factory farms keep hazardous air emissions secret. They say the public has a right to know about ammonia & hydrogen sulfide pollution near their homes. https://t.co/DJ7wPXKufo

Industrial ag and pesticide corporations want you to believe their products are the only way to “feed the world.” The reality? We already produce more than enough food. What we need is food sovereignty, regenerative farming, and policies that put health over profit.

CFS’s lawsuit is the reason glyphosate currently lacks a valid human health or endangered species assessment from EPA..

Let's get it straight: ❌ Glyphosate is the most widely used pesticide in history ❌ It threatens endangered species, and has been linked to cancer, gene disruption, gut microbiome damage, reproductive harms, and ecosystem collapse.

The New York Times just ran an opinion piece calling Roundup (#glyphosate) “one of the most benign weed killers” and dismissing valid concerns as “pseudoscience.”

This article cherry-picks data from industry funded studies and safety assessments while completely ignoring the mounting evidence against glyphosate safety. The 2025 Global Glyphosate Study (the most comprehensive independent carcinogenicity study ever conducted on glyphosate)

WATCH: @CFSTrueFood Science Director Bill Freese joins @marwilliamson to talk about our #food system, #pesticides and human health, organic agriculture, and more! Don't skip out on this information-packed interview!

Critics say a provision in the House appropriations bill—Section 453—would quietly strip away consumers’ ability to hold pesticide makers liable. The language is “by design, sneaky and complicated,” says @JusticeDotOrg. @ByondPesticides @pesticideaction https://t.co/cCHtXcGKkj

"MAHA's promises to protect our health and children from the toxins in our food system have proved empty; if they ever existed, they were eviscerated by the pesticide industry’s undue influence."

The #EPA has failed us, and the #MAHA Commission just proved it. Op-ed by our very own @george_kimbrell https://t.co/qaEjj606po

🚨 Today’s MAHA strategy is out. It was billed as a plan to tackle America’s health crisis. But instead of delivering the farmer-centered vision promised in May, it ducks the hard truths the Commission itself laid out. Here’s the breakdown: 🚫 What’s Missing: The May assessment

The #MAHA Commission's Strategy report was released today in what CFS sees as a betrayal of promises to the MAHA movement. It fails to address urgent core issues such as the continued approval and overuse of hazardous toxic #pesticides. https://t.co/Six22r7voZ

The Trump admin’s “Make America Healthy Again” commission released a final report critics say favors corporate interests over public health. Mentions of pesticides like glyphosate were erased after industry pushback. @CFSTrueFood @marionnestle @EPA https://t.co/hynMoqIYMo

Center for Food Safety Condemns Lack of Action on #Pesticides in Leaked #MAHA Commission Report "The MAHA Commission has turned its back on Americans desperate for action to combat the overuse of pesticides." said Sylvia Wu, Co-Executive Director https://t.co/82tcBQEzLl

"This is what happens when pesticide oversight is controlled by industry lobbyists." @CFSTrueFood @CenterForBioDiv @EPA https://t.co/AOOXiXKKrV @thenewledenews

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