Court Asked to Kickstart Lawsuit to Vacate Dicamba Registrations
A group of environmental organizations is asking a federal court to lift a stay and expedite their lawsuit demanding EPA vacate its 2020 dicamba registrations of Engenia, Tavium and XtendiMax.
The group, led by the Center for Food Safety and Center for Biological Diversity, filed a motion in the U.S. District Court of Arizona, armed with a new EPA report detailing continued widespread alleged dicamba damage in 2021.
See more on that EPA report, wherein the agency concluded it could not act fast enough to alter 2022 dicamba labels.
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The group, led by the Center for Food Safety and Center for Biological Diversity, filed a motion in the U.S. District Court of Arizona, armed with a new EPA report detailing continued widespread alleged dicamba damage in 2021.
See more on that EPA report, wherein the agency concluded it could not act fast enough to alter 2022 dicamba labels.
Click Here to read more.