This includes loose poison pellets in open trays ... In 2013, Reckitt Benckiser Inc., maker of the popular D-Con brand of mouse and rat poisons, announced that it did not intend to comply with EPA’s ...
[Tobie] seems to have a bit of a rat problem. While most people would be inclined to simply buy the oversized Victor spring-loaded rat traps and call it a day, [Tobie] is a bit more humane.
Mourad Gabriel, a scientist from the University of California at Davis found that the contamination of the local environment originated with marijuana growers in deep forests spreading d-Con rat ...