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EPA, HHS partner on glyphosate study (opens the original)
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With an updated risk assessment of glyphosate expected to be completed early next year, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) on Sept. 22 announced a plan to expand the volume of information available in making that evaluation. Under a memorandum of understanding (MOU), the agencies expect to exchange scientific information, identify research gaps and expand research into potential human health effects of glyphosate, according to a n
Big packers appeal beef-fixing class (opens the original)
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The nation’s largest beef packers have challenged a Minnesota federal judge’s certification of a nationwide cattle producer class, arguing before a federal appeals court that the district court improperly shifted key burdens of proof to packers in an ongoing beef price-fixing antitrust case. In July, the U.S. District Court for the District of Minnesota certified a class of producers, including three damages classes that include beef buyers from large commercial purchasers down to individual con
NE rancher sues state after prescribed burn kills cattle (opens the original)
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When a prescribed burn coordinated by the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission escaped containment in April 2025 and torched more than 8,000 acres of Brown County Sandhills rangeland, the Miller family lost dozens of cattle and hundreds of thousands of dollars. Now, more than 15 months later, they’re still waiting for answers, and the state is pointing its finger at someone else. In February, Johnstown, NE, ranchers Justin and Haley Miller sued the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission as well as nei
EPA, Idaho ranch edge toward Clean Water Act deal (opens the original)
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An Idaho ranch family facing allegations that it violated the Clean Water Act is getting closer to settling a lawsuit filed by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). U.S. attorneys on Aug. 17 filed a status report and a motion to extend an ongoing stay by 180 days in a lawsuit against Ace Black Ranches, based in Bruneau, ID, in the U.S. District Court for the District of Idaho. The EPA originally sued the 800-acre ranch, charging the operation with violating federal law by altering the Brune
Beef antitrust case moves forward against Big Four (opens the original)
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Allegations that the nation’s largest beef packers conspired to elevate beef profit margins will be allowed to proceed as a class action lawsuit, after a judge in the U.S. District Court for the District of Minnesota certified a class of producers. The court also certified three damages classes, including beef buyers from large commercial purchasers down to individual consumers. Together, Cargill, JBS, National Beef and Tyson control more than 80% of the fed cattle bought, slaughtered and sold i
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