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Triazine Network Statement on The MAHA Commission Report

5/27/25--The assertion in the MAHA Commission’s report that pesticides such as atrazine are responsible for childhood illness is irresponsible, inaccurate, and is not backed by credible scientific data, according to the Triazine Network, a coalition of agriculture groups involved in the regulation of the triazine herbicides including atrazine. The report as presented creates threatening, groundless fears, and unfairly casts doubt on the integrity of the federal pesticidal review process. Several of the agriculture organizations involved with the Triazine Network released statements on the MAHA Commission report questioning the inclusion of highly regulated crop protection tools.

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Growers Submit Comments to the Atrazine Docket

The EPA comment period for the agency’s latest atrazine memorandum received responses from farmers across the United States. Farmers rely on atrazine as a vital tool for weed control, but persistent revisions in the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) reregistration process continue to threaten its future use. As part of the review process that began in 2013, ended in 2020, and in an unprecedented move, was reopened in 2022, the agency recently released a memorandum to the Interim Registration Review Decision. The Triazine Network, its grower organization members and hundreds of farmers submitted comments to the latest comment period that ended April 4, 2025. Commenters urged EPA to reconsider key aspects of its proposed changes, highlighting concerns over flawed scientific modeling and unnecessary restrictions.

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Attacks on Atrazine Continue

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Some people claim atrazine isn’t safe, but the truth is, regulatory agencies around the world including the US Environmental Protection Agency and its independent Science Advisory Panels have endorsed atrazine’s safety time and time again. So why is this helpful herbicide contiually under attack? Activists know if they can ban a product that has been proven safe for over 60 years, any crop protection tool can be banned. We think it’s important to know the benefits and safety record of the most studied herbicide in history.

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