One widely available weed killer is atrazine. While the herbicide is still being investigated for potential dangers to humans, research suggests atrazine has adverse effects on numerous other species.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is officially taking comments on whether to issue new restrictions on the ...

it remains the second-most used herbicide in the United States after glyphosate. Today’s draft assessment is part of a legal agreement between the Center and the EPA. It found that atrazine is likely ...

Research has linked atrazine to birth defects and cancer in people, and even miniscule doses can chemically castrate frogs. It has been banned or is being phased out in more than 35 countries but is ...

Atrazine, propazine and simazine are safe to use according to EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler. The agency announced its interim decision regarding these herbicides Friday, answering questions for ...

Take a walk around your yard, and look for young weeds. “Ideally, you want to find them before they take off,” says Waltz.

Curtis Thompson, weed management specialist, has compiled information about seven corn herbicides newly available for the 2016 growing season. Visit http://bit.ly ...

Weed & Feed products are being sold in big box stores right now. These are popular because they contain both fertilizer and ...

allowing bacteria to migrate in the presence of the herbicide atrazine. cells could be further reprogrammed so that instead of just migrating in the presence of atrazine, they could also degrade ...