Supreme Court weighs states’ power to warn about Roundup when EPA won’t
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The Supreme Court faces whether states may require cancer warnings on glyphosate-based herbicides like Roundup even though the EPA has not mandated such warnings, a decision with implications for thousands of lawsuits and the balance between state consumer protections and federal preemption under FIFRA.
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