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Revising Pesticide Laws
This week, the House of Representatives unanimously approved a bill that could change the way pesticides are regulated. Advocates say that if the law is enforced, it will offer the public increased protection from dangerous chemicals in fresh and processed foods. In this hour of Science Friday: revamping pesticide laws and how the changes would affect farmers, food processors, and consumers.
Guests:
Richard Jackson
Director, National Center for Environmental Health
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Atlanta, Ga.
Brian Folkerts
Senior Director, Federal Affairs
National Food Processors Association
Washington, D.C.
Erik Olson
Senior Attorney
Natural Resources Defence Council
Washington, D.C.
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