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EPA Just Approved 3 NEW Pesticides

8 Aug 2026 · 1 min

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In a brief, impassioned monologue, the speaker denounces recent U.S. regulatory actions that they claim endanger public health. They outline a recent Supreme Court decision (7‑2) that limits pesticide manufacturers’ liability in cancer lawsuits, then describe the EPA’s approval of three new “forever‑chemical” (PFAS) pesticides for major crops such as corn, soy, wheat, oats, oranges, apples, and almonds. The speaker emphasizes that these chemicals persist indefinitely in soil and the human body and are linked to cancer, thyroid tumors, and birth defects. They highlight a conflict of interest, noting that the EPA’s current pesticide‑approval chief previously lobbied for the soybean industry, suggesting regulatory capture. The narrative concludes with a recommendation to buy locally and avoid the industrial food chain, and a call to follow the creator for daily content.

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So much for making America healthy again, because the EPA just approved its 5th forever chemical pesticide for your food, and 3 of them got waved through in a single day. We were all promised this administration would finally clean up our food, but watch what actually happened. First, just a few days ago, the Supreme Court ruled 7 to 2 to shield the pesticide companies from a huge chunk of cancer lawsuits. So they quietly stripped away a big part of our right to sue them. Then days later, The EPA turned around and approved 3 brand new forever chemical pesticides cleared for corn, soy, wheat, oats, oranges, apples, and almonds. The everyday stuff you eat. They're called forever chemicals because they never break down. They sit in the soil for good, and once they get in your body, they stay there for years. And they're linked to cancer, thyroid tumors, birth defects. It all makes a lot more sense when you see who's deciding. The man now running pesticide approvals at the EPA came straight from lobbying for the soybean industry, one of the exact groups that wants these chemicals approved. So the same people promising to protect your foods are clearing more of this straight into it. The best move is to go local, support your farmers near you, and get off the industrial food chain. If you found this helpful, make sure to follow because I post stuff like this every single day.