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Tell the EPA: Overuse of Pesticide-Treated Seed is a Threat to Waterways and Wildlife
8. November 2023
Insecticide Seed Treatments Threaten Midwestern Waterways
8. September 2021
Ethanol Plant Causes Severe Pesticide Contamination in Nebraska
11. January 2021
Xerces Urges California to Step Up for Pollinators
21. October 2020
Sowing Uncertainty: What We Do and Don’t Know about the Planting of Pesticide-Treated Seed
18. March 2020
To Protect Pollinators We Must Address All Risk Factors
10. October 2019
New Year’s Count of Western Monarchs Confirms Decline, Trends Seen in Previous Years
5. February 2019
Pesticide Program Update: Bee City USA, Treated Seeds, and Protecting Washington’s Waters
13. November 2018
Bumble Bee Die-Off Under Investigation in Virginia
21. June 2018
Scientists Urge Action to Protect Waters from Neonicotinoid Insecticides
13. March 2018
California Halts Consideration of New Uses of Neonicotinoids in the State
8. January 2018
New Fact Sheet Highlights Risks to California’s Surface Water from Insecticides
22. August 2017
New Report: How Neonicotinoids Can Kill Bees
14. December 2016
Shortfalls of EPA’s Preliminary Risk Assessment for Imidacloprid
7. January 2016
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