While we’ve been battling legislation that would give pesticide companies immunity from accountability when their toxins cause harm - sponsored by corrupt politicians at both the state and federal levels - Senator Cory Booker has sponsored a federal bill that would do the opposite. The bill, <a href="https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/senate-bill/2324" target="_self">S.2324</a>, the Pesticide Injury Accountability Act, would ensure that pesticide manufacturers can be held responsible for the harm caused by their toxic products. Specifically, this bill would amend the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide and Rodenticide Act of 1972 (FIFRA) to create a federal right of action for anyone who is harmed by a toxic pesticide.
If these largely foreign-owned pesticide companies are successful in their quest for immunity, their liability shield would leave farmers, farmworkers, and other injured individuals without meaningful recourse for the harms caused by these toxic substances.
Chemical companies are seeking liability shields because they know the harm their products have already caused. Syngenta, a subsidiary of the Chinese state-owned company ChemChina, reached a $187.5 million settlement in 2021 for paraquat-related Parkinson’s disease claims. Syngenta has nearly 6,000 Parkinson’s disease lawsuits filed against it. Monsanto, now owned by Germany’s Bayer, has paid billions of dollars to settle lawsuits linking Roundup (glyphosate) to non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma. Bayer is facing over 170,000 cancer lawsuits, approximately 66,000 have not been settled.
There is no time to lose. Pesticide companies are lobbying hard to pass standalone immunity bills at the state level. The governors of North Carolina and Georgia have already signed immunity bills into law, stripping NC and GA residents of their rights. S.2324 would assure that people in these states would still be able to sue pesticide corporations in federal court.
The U.S. House of Representatives advanced Appropriations Bill Fiscal Year 2026, which includes a rider that would give pesticide corporations immunity. The House will be voting when they return from summer recess in a few short weeks.
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Tell Your U.S. Senators to Protect Your Right to Sue Pesticide Corporations

Pass S.2324, the Pesticide Injury Accountability Act to Hold Pesticide Manufacturers Accountable

I’m calling on you to take a stand against pesticide corporations that poison our communities and then try to dodge accountability. Support and pass S.2324, the Pesticide Injury Accountability Act.

This bill would guarantee the right of farmers, farmworkers, and everyday Americans to sue pesticide manufacturers when their toxic products cause harm. Without it, foreign-owned chemical giants will continue lobbying for—and winning—sweeping immunity laws that strip away our constitutional rights. North Carolina, Georgia and Kentucky have already caved, leaving their residents defenseless. 

Let’s be clear: these companies want immunity because they know their products are killing people. Syngenta (owned by ChemChina) paid $187.5 million to settle paraquat-related Parkinson’s claims—and faces nearly 6,000 more cases. Bayer-Monsanto has paid billions in Roundup cancer settlements and is staring down 60,000 lawsuits still unsettled.

When corporations are shielded from liability, it’s the public that pays—with our health, our livelihoods, and our lives. S.2324 is the line in the sand. It ensures justice for the harmed and keeps corporate greed in check.

The chemical industry is working overtime to buy its way out of accountability. Whose side will you be on—Americans or the poison profiteers?

Stand up. Co-sponsor and vote YES on S.2324.

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Pass S2324, the Pesticide Injury Accountability Act. Protect my rights, not pesticide corporations

I urge you to stand with the American people—not pesticide corporations seeking immunity from the harm they cause. Please co-sponsor and pass S.2324, the Pesticide Injury Accountability Act.

This critical legislation protects the right of farmers, farmworkers, and families to hold pesticide manufacturers accountable when their products cause serious illness or death. Without it, chemical companies will continue pushing for sweeping immunity laws that leave victims without recourse. States like North Carolina, Georgia, and Kentucky have already passed such laws—stripping residents of their basic rights.

The facts are undeniable: Bayer-Monsanto has paid billions to settle Roundup cancer claims and still faces tens of thousands of lawsuits. Syngenta, owned by ChemChina, has already paid millions over paraquat-related Parkinson’s disease cases, with thousands more pending.

When corporations are above the law, public health and justice suffer. S.2324 ensures that those harmed are not silenced and that corporations are not rewarded for putting profits over people.

Please take a stand—co-sponsor and vote YES on S.2324.

Pass the Pesticide Injury Accountability Act today

I am writing to ask you to defend a fundamental American principle: the right to seek justice when harmed. Please support and pass S.2324, the Pesticide Injury Accountability Act.

This bill safeguards the ability of individuals—including farmers and farmworkers—to bring legal action against pesticide manufacturers whose products cause them harm. Without these protections, corporations are free to hide behind weak federal labeling standards while lobbying for immunity at the state and federal levels.

We are already seeing the consequences. Several states have enacted laws that shield pesticide companies from liability, leaving their citizens without legal recourse. Meanwhile, corporations like Bayer-Monsanto and Syngenta continue to face thousands of lawsuits and have paid out massive settlements tied to cancer and neurological disease.

Accountability is not optional—it is essential. S.2324 draws a clear line: no corporation should be allowed to endanger lives without consequence.

I urge you to uphold the rights of your constituents. Co-sponsor and vote YES on S.2324.

Pass S2324. Protect my rights, not pesticide corporations

It’s time to decide: will you stand with the people you represent, or with multinational chemical corporations trying to escape accountability?

I urge you to support and pass S.2324, the Pesticide Injury Accountability Act—legislation that ensures Americans can hold pesticide manufacturers responsible when their products cause harm.

Chemical companies are aggressively lobbying for immunity because they know the truth: their products are linked to cancer, Parkinson’s disease, and other devastating illnesses. Bayer-Monsanto has already paid billions in Roundup settlements, while Syngenta faces thousands of lawsuits over paraquat.

Yet instead of fixing the problem, these corporations are working to eliminate your constituents’ right to seek justice. Several states have already passed immunity laws, leaving victims without recourse and corporations without consequences.

This is unacceptable. No industry should be above the law.

Draw the line. Stand with your constituents—not corporate polluters. Co-sponsor and vote YES on S.2324.