Diquat is the terrifying
herbicide ingredient you've probably never heard of.
It could damage your organs,
harm your nervous system, and even cause
cancer.
And while countries around the
world have banned this substance for its toxicity,
the U.S. is dragging its heels — and risking
lives.
You see, herbicide producers
have come under fire for using the highly toxic
ingredient, glyphosate, in their products. As a
'solution', they're replacing glyphosate
with something that could be even more dangerous:
diquat.
Not only can diquat kill
gut bacteria and permanently damage organs, it is
thought to be a neurotoxin, cancer-causing, and linked
to Parkinson's disease!
So why isn't the EPA,
the government agency charged with regulating substances
like this one, doing anything about
it?
Phasing out one deadly ingredient, only
for it to be replaced with an even more dangerous one,
is not just ridiculous, it's bad policy.
The EPA must immediately regulate diquat, like so many
other countries already have, before thousands of
Americans suffer the consequences.
Sign now to tell the EPA: no
more cancerous weedkiller ingredients! Ban diquat
now!