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The EPA has approved three new pesticides that contain carbon-fluorine bonds, raising concerns about their potential classification as 'forever chemicals.' The agency disputes this characterization despite the strong nature of these chemical bonds.
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The EPA has approved three new pesticides that contain carbon-fluorine bonds, raising concerns about their potential classification as 'forever chemicals.' The agency disputes this characterization despite the strong nature of these chemical bonds.
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EPA approves pesticides that may be considered ‘forever chemicals,’ though it disputes that label
EPA approves new pesticides amid concerns over 'forever chemicals' classification