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Things they can do or with organizations that take care of young children, or even if ever they have a specific thing that they like, for example, they like art. We can get them with artists. Or they like photography. We have photographers associations. Or if they want to go in the provinces, we can find maybe some midwife to shadow. [laughter] first Lady Rula Ghani i mean, i think possibilities are immense. At this point, i dont know. I have only been first lady for four months, so bear with me...

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is announcing a strategic plan to ensure that its assessments of pesticides more closely, quickly, and effectively evaluate the potential for endocrine effects in humans. These strategies will also improve EPA’s ability to protect against those effects

The EPA is taking steps to strengthen regulations concerning pesticides and their impact on endangered species - but not without controversy.

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The three neonicotinoids — thiamethoxam, clothianidin, and imidacloprid — are applied as seed coatings on some 150 million acres of crops yearly, including corn and soybeans. Neonicotinoids are a group of neurotoxic insecticides used widely on farms and in urban landscapes. Plants absorb them and can be present in pollen and nectar, and have been blamed for killing bees or changing their behaviors.

The agency's strategy proposes early mitigations for more than 900 species and critical habitats to reduce the potential impact of weedkillers while helping to keep them available to farmers.

EPA has released a draft strategy addressing the impact of herbicides on federally endangered species in a bid to streamline legally required but often lengthy consultations with the Fish and Wildlife Service.

Advocates worry the EPA wants to shirk its duty to protect people and fear the FDA lacks the ability to assess the products’ environmental hazards.

Advocates worry the EPA wants to shirk its duty to protect people and fear the FDA lacks the ability to assess the products’ environmental hazards.