- Endocrine-disrupting pesticides (EDPs), including PFAS, are linked to epigenetic changes, multigenerational health risks, and diseases like cancer and immune disorders.
- PFAS-laced pesticides are found in food, household products, and fluorinated plastic containers, exposing humans through food, air, and skin contact.
- Regulatory agencies like the EPA are criticized for inadequate oversight and waiving critical toxicity studies for pesticides.
- Organic land management is urged as a safer alternative to petrochemical pesticides and synthetic fertilizers.
- Immediate action is needed to address the rising contamination and long-term health impacts of EDPs on future generations.
A growing body of research is sounding the alarm on the widespread use of endocrine-disrupting pesticides (EDPs), particularly per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), which are increasingly found in agricultural and household products.
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