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  1. that’s just like a large corp….Skip the reality and bring sugar cookies to the party.

  2. Talk about Munchausen syndrome by proxy!!

  3. blank Undecider says:

    Sounds like they’re buying the research to control what gets published as a result.

  4. blank JOHN BISCIT says:

    The EPA has issued a moratorium on use of a type of pesticide theorized to be responsible for plummeting bee populations. Neonicotinoids
    are a class of common pesticides that recent research has pointed to as being harmful to birds, bees and other animals. The EPA previously approved their use, but outcry over the damage being done has caused the agency to reverse course while more studies are done. On Thursday, the EPA sent letters to people and companies that have appliedfor outdoor use of the pesticide, saying that new use permits won’t be issued.
    New uses of neonicotinoids will no long be approved “until the data on pollinator health have been received and appropriate risk assessments completed,” the EPA letter reads.Existing permits to use them, however, will not be rescinded — something wildlife and environmental advocacy groups are unhappy with.

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