Timothy Malloy

Professor of Law at UCLA, Faculty Director, UCLA Sustainable Technology and Policy Program

Professor of Law at UCLA, Faculty Director, UCLA Sustainable Technology and Policy Program

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Malibu wants to outlaw all pesticides, including anticoagulant rodenticides that are used to kill rats, because those pesticides end up killing a lot of birds and other animals that…

Malibu’s efforts to ban all pesticides within city limits

Malibu wants to outlaw all pesticides, including anticoagulant rodenticides that are used to kill rats, because those pesticides end up killing a lot of birds and other animals that…

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