EPA to restrict pesticides on fruit WASHINGTON (AP) - The EPA is set to issue new restrictions for two pesticides that are widely used on fruit and vegetables. Some uses of methyl parathion will be banned, including its application on apples and other fruit, and azinphos-methyl also will be restricted, according to sources familiar with the EPA's plans. The action stems from concerns that the pesticides can cause nervous system damage, especially in young children. EPA Administrator Carol Browner was to make the announcement on Monday. See full story <http://www.infobeat.com/stories/cgi/story.cgi?id=2560499254-a2f>
