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Wired Science - Wired Blogs Jump to full article: Wired, 2007-08-01 Author: Brandon Keim
Intro: A common pesticide re-approved by the EPA in 2001 sickens farm workers, say unions and activists who will file a lawsuit against the agency today, reports the Associated Press.
The pesticide is chlorpyrifos . . .
The EPA agreed to look at these results because they didn't have money to do the testing themselves and because, under Bush-picked agency head and former tobacco industry pet scientist Stephen Johnson, testing chemicals on humans isn't as inhumanly unethical as it used to be.
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