The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has recently introduced a series of proposed regulations intended to provide enhanced protection for 27 species that are particularly at risk from the use of pesticides. These measures aim to reduce the use of pesticides in specific regions to ensure the preservation and well-being of these endangered species. The EPA’s announcement coincided with National Pollinator Week, emphasizing the significance of pollinator well-being and its influence on biodiversity, ecosystems, worldwide food production, and human health. By implementing these regulations, the EPA aims to underscore the importance of safeguarding pollinators and raise awareness about their critical role … Continue reading EPA’s Pilot Project Aims to Safeguard 27 At-Risk Species: Preserving Pollinators and Pesticides Under Scrutiny