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2月27日（路透社）——美国政府周五表示，将新增2亿美元用于研究新的可持续农业实践，使总投入超过10亿美元。
政府正致力于通过寻找替代方案来减少农药使用。
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卫生与公众服务部（HHS）将向研究人员提供1亿美元，用于调查化学物质累积暴露对个人健康的影响、诊断和治疗。此外，还将提供1亿美元用于探索减少对化学作物保护工具依赖的新方法。
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HHS是与环境保护局和农业部联合发布上述公告的。
总统唐纳德·特朗普上周采取行动，确保国内磷肥和草甘膦的供应，草甘膦是一种广泛使用的除草剂，因被原告指控致癌而引发数万起诉讼。
这一举措令具有政治影响力的亲特朗普组织“让美国再次健康”运动的活动人士感到失望，该组织因健康担忧反对广泛使用草甘膦。
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US says research funding into new farm practices to surpass $1 billion
By Reuters
February 27, 2026 8:15 PM UTC Updated 3 hours ago
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Feb 27 (Reuters) – The United States will invest an additional $200 million in research into new and sustainable farm practices, bringing the total to more than $1 billion, the government said on Friday.
The administration is pushing efforts to reduce the use of pesticides by finding alternatives.
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The Department of Health and Human Services will give researchers $100 million to probe the exposure, diagnosis, and treatment of cumulative chemical exposures on individual health. It will give another $100 million to identify new ways of reducing reliance on chemical crop protection tools.
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HHS made the announcement in a joint release with the Environmental Protection Agency and the Department of Agriculture.
President Donald Trump last week moved to ensure the domestic supply of phosphorus and glyphosate, a widely used weed-killer at the center of tens of thousands of lawsuits by plaintiffs claiming it causes cancer.
The move dismayed activists from the politically influential pro-Trump Make America Healthy Again movement, which opposes the widespread use of glyphosate due to health concerns.
Reporting by Steve Holland, Costas Pitas and David Ljunggren; Editing by Daphne Psaledakis, Rod Nickel
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