2,4-D

	What is 2,4-D?
	Are pesticides like 2,4-D adequately researched?
	2,4-D is banned in some countries like Sweden and Denmark, why?
	2,4-D was an active ingredient in Agent Orange. Even though Agent Orange has been banned for years, 2,4-D is still on the market today.
	Is 2,4-D contaminated with dioxin?
	Some reports claim children are more susceptible to pesticides due to their behavior and unique physiological characteristics, is this true?
	Does 2,4-D cause cancer (Canine Malignant Lymphoma ‘CML’) in dogs?
	Pesticides are often found in the blood and urine of children, what does this mean?
	Most studies of 2,4-D use rats to test for toxicity. It has been suggested that rats have detoxification genes missing in humans, therefore, studies based on rat experiments are no longer viable for human risk assessment. Is this true?
	Should I be concerned about exposure to 2,4-D from track-in residues into my home?
	Are bystanders to turf applications exposed to 2,4-D?
	Does 2,4-D persist in the soil?
	Should 2,4-D be a concern for groundwater contamination?
	Is exposure to the odor of 2,4-D hazardous?
	What did Health Canada decide about 2,4-D with its most recent announcement?
	What is the PMRA’s position on 2,4-D and cancer?
	In 2005 the United States Environmental Protection Agency released its final decision on the registration of 2,4-D. What are some of the key EPA findings concerning 2,4-D reregistration?
	Why has IARC classified 2,4-D as a ‘possible’ carcinogen?
	I have heard that regulatory agencies base their decisions on “secret studies” paid for by the pesticide industry, is this true?
	What is a Research Task Force?