Chlorpyrifos-methyl is being phased out, but dozens of similar harmful organophosphate pesticides remain in food

EPA Motion to Dismiss (Chlorpyrifos)

LULAC et al response to motion for stay

Industry reply in support of stay

Industry Complaint, 8th Circuit (Chlorpyrifos)

The toxic pesticide harmed children and the environment until legal action compelled federal agencies to ban all uses

Patti Goldman, Managing Attorney, Northwest Office: “It took far too long, but children will no longer be eating food tainted with a pesticide that causes intellectual learning disabilities. Chlorpyrifos will finally be out of our fruits and vegetables.”

Children and farmworkers secure long-awaited protections

Los menores y los trabajadores agrícolas por fin obtendrán protecciones tan esperadas

It’s official: There are no safe uses of chlorpyrifos.

Find out what foods have high residues of these pesticide, where they are used, and how we are exposed.

Visualizing the widespread extent of agricultural pesticide usage for 14 of the most harmful organophosphate pesticides.

Chlorpyrifos is one of the most dangerous, widely used organophosphate pesticides that still remain in use in the United States.

New report shows pervasive neurotoxic pesticide impacts millions in the United States

Earthjustice released a new report focusing on the wide-spread use of chlorpyrifos in the United States and how the country is exposed to this pesticide through drinking water, food, and air. This report documents the location and amount of chlorpyrifos usage in the United States, as well as the dangerous health effects associated with exposure.

Informe muestra que pesticida neurotóxico afecta particularmente a Latinx en Estados Unidos

The new state regulation safeguards children, farmworkers, and communities, additionally protects pollinators and our environment

Patti Goldman, Managing Attorney, Northwest Office, Earthjustice: “If EPA finds risk, it will look at benefits to growers. … You get to the end, and EPA says the company is willing to use a little less, or use it a little less often, or they’ll put a little bit of a buffer around schools, or…