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on Oct 8th, 2009 and filed under WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The Environmental Protection Agency said on Wednesday it is reviewing the health impacts of an herbicide known as atrazine, a widely used weed killer that recent studies have tied to birth defects, low birth weight and premature babies.
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EPA to review health impact of weed killer
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