Lets the public see more detailed pesticide data, including where it's used by farmers.
This bill would let the public see more detailed information about pesticide use, including where it's used by farmers. Currently, government agencies cannot share pesticide data that would show who individual farmers are or their specific locations. This bill would change that, making this information available and requiring the EPA to help make it public.
Today, government agencies are not allowed to share pesticide data if it would reveal the identity or location of individual farmers. If this bill becomes law, agencies would be allowed to release this specific information. The Environmental Protection Agency would also need to report to Congress on this data and would be blocked from creating rules that delay its public release.
HR 10629 · 119th Congress · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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