953) should more appropriately be called the “Poison our Waters Act.” Congressmen supporting this bill are throwing out words like "burdensome" and "duplicative" to bully their colleagues into rolling back the Clean Water Act and only rely on the federal pesticide law, called FIFRA for the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act. But FIFRA and the Clean Water Act are very different – with different goals and missions. Under FIFRA, the EPA registers ทําบัตรต่างด้าว ใหม่ pesticides that can be sold and used in the U.S. if the Agency finds that its use “will not generally cause unreasonable adverse effects on the environment.”  But it considers the environment very broadly, and does not account for the conditions of the actual areas where the pesticide will be sprayed. The aim of the Clean Water Act is to restore the most polluted waters or protect pristine waters from contamination. To do this, EPA has a permit program where the Agency limits the amount and type of pollution that can be dumped into a waterbody by taking into consideration things like how the waterbody is used (for fishing or swimming) and whether significant fish species rely on the waters.   Pesticides are designed to kill things. So, it should come as no surprise that once they enter the water, they can wreak havoc on the health of aquatic plants and animals, and they work their way up our food chain and into our drinking water supplies.    For more than five years, the EPA has had a Clean Water Act permit for pesticides that informs the public about what is sprayed directly into our lakes, rivers, and streams.

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Accused South Carolina serial killer pleads guilty to seven murders: reports Todd Kohlhepp, a registered sex offender who has been arrested in connection with the kidnapping of Kala Brown and Charles David Carver is shown in this booking photo provided in Spartanburg, South Carolina, November 3, 2016. Photo courtesy of Spartanburg County Detention Center/Handout via An accused serial killer pleaded guilty to seven murders at a court in South Carolina on Friday and was given seven consecutive life sentences without the possibility of parole, avoiding the death penalty, local news reports said. The defendant, Todd Kohlhepp, 46, admitted to chaining a woman inside a storage shed on his rural property for two months and to a 2003 massacre of four people at a motorbike store, among other crimes, the Spartanburg Herald-Journal reported. As a part of the plea deal, Kohlhepp agreed not to contest the validity of the conviction in state or federal court and gave up his right to appeal, the newspaper reported. Lawyers for Kohlhepp and the Spartanburg County prosecutor were not immediately available for comment. He pleaded guilty to all charges against him, which included the seven murders, kidnapping and sexual assault, the paper said. The crimes date back to 2003 and the bodies of several of the people killed by Kohlhepp were found on his property. During the hearing, several family members of the victims sobbed as they spoke to the judge about their loved ones. Kohlhepp, in shackles, showed no emotion, NBC reported. Kohlhepp was arrested in November on suspicion of chaining a woman inside a storage shed on his rural property. He was subsequently charged with multiple murders.