Friend,

This is urgent.

Right now, the EPA is considering whether to override more stringent state and local pesticide laws – laws that protect our health, environment and communities. These critical regulations protect vulnerable populations, like children, and require notification when toxic pesticides like glyphosate will be sprayed at school or near parks.

If the EPA allows these protections to be dismantled, parks, playgrounds, schools and drinking water would be left exposed to harmful chemicals like glyphosate, a pesticide linked to cancer, reproductive harm, and other life-threatening health conditions.

We cannot let big corporations place profit over public safety.

The EPA is accepting public comments until February 20. Can you send a message today urging them to protect state and local pesticide regulations?

By acting now, you can help ensure the EPA listens to public health experts and citizens like you – not pesticide companies. Every comment counts in the fight against toxic pesticides.

Join us in telling the EPA: Enough is enough! It’s time to protect our health, not the pesticide industry's profits.

Thank you for raising your voice, friend.

– EWG