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Last month, we discussed Trump’s executive order to prioritize domestic production of glyphosate-based herbicides and the growing concerns around their health impacts. This month, we’re focusing on why this issue affects you, even if you never use glyphosate yourself. Studies increasingly show that once applied, glyphosate can move through both water and air, traveling far beyond where it was originally used and affecting communities and ecosystems that never agreed to its use. In other words, exposure isn’t limited to our own yards or farms, it can spread through the environment into surrounding yards and communities in ways that aren’t always visible. After application, rain can wash glyphosate into ...