SCOTUS Upholds EPA Pesticide Labeling Authority Over State Warning Requirements - EHSLeaders
The Supreme Court upheld EPA's authority over pesticide labeling, preventing states from imposing additional warning requirements.
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What changed
The Supreme Court confirmed that EPA has exclusive authority over pesticide labeling, so states cannot add their own warning requirements.
Who it affects
Pesticide applicators and pest-control firms operating under FIFRA.
What you must do
No immediate action required; continue following EPA-approved labels.
Deadline
None specified.
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