Monsanto v. Durnell · ¶80

EPA, meanwhile, also has many ways of ensuring a pesticide's continued compliance with FIFRA. EPA does not sit in an information-free silo. It keeps abreast of new safety developments. EPA may request additional information from manufacturers whenever the Agency “determines that additional data are required to maintain” a pesticide's registration. § 136a(c)(2)(B)(i). And EPA possesses ample resources to evaluate that information. EPA may solicit “comments, evaluations, and recommendations” to “improve the effectiveness and quality” of EPA's “scientifc analyses” from scientifc advisory panels. § 136w(d)(1).

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