EPA fails to warn public of pesticide cancer risks

New analyses reveal that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has consistently failed to adequately warn the public about the potential cancer risks associated with certain pesticide products. This oversight occurs even when the EPA's own internal assessments have identified significant health hazards. Such failures in communication can leave consumers and agricultural workers unknowingly exposed to dangerous chemicals. This situation raises serious concerns about regulatory effectiveness and public health protection measures related to pesticide use and safety.