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Tennessee lawmakers are set to debate a proposal on Tuesday that could make it more challenging for individuals to file lawsuits if they fall ill due to pesticide exposure. This issue will be a focal point in a House committee meeting, where the potential implications for public health and legal recourse will be thoroughly examined.

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