• Carbofuran was banned by the EPA in 2009 for unacceptable levels of toxicity
  • Why is it still killing wildlife?
  • Why is it killing Maryland’s Eagles?
  • The EPA ban means you can not buy it, sell it, or trade it, but an “unusable” stockpile can sit on shelves
  • Unlabeled liquids & bags of the granular form are breaking down after ten years and can lead to groundwater contamination
  • Hunters, hunting dogs, and pets can be unknowingly exposed on leased lands
  • Law enforcement can not remove this banned chemical even when found on the properties where incidences of human and pet exposure and eagle deaths have occurred
  • Other countries have instituted buy-backs or turn-in protocols