Target: Lee Zeldin, Administrator of the Environmental Protection AgencyGoal: Stop the widespread use of glyphosate, a chemical allegedly linked to cancer and environmental harm. While studies suggest glyphosate may increase cancer risk, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has historically defended its safety. Glyphosate is predominantly used not for human food crops but rather to support industrial animal agriculture. With such high stakes involved, it appears that the health risks associated with glyphosate and its environmental impacts are being overlooked in favor of agricultural economics. The potential damage to wildlife—93% of species under the Endangered Species Act may be adversely affected by glyphosate—should also call into question its application in agriculture.