End of the world? No, but if you look more closely, what they are getting rid of are largely bulk forms for over the counter. It basically makes it more expensive. It also prohibits (the actual law, not just this ruling) loose pellets.
Of more concern to me is the capitulation of the EPA (or more accurately the collusion of in light of emails between the EPA and environmental activists) to these activist groups. What they are trying to accomplish is the establishment of a precedent that pests (even ones that present health issues) be protected by law. Make no mistake, the animal rights groups aren't content with even one mouse or rat poisoned, trapped or otherwise eliminated. Not being dramatic, just pointing out their stance. It's easy enough to look up.
I do believe in being careful with poisons though, specifically the impact it can have on secondary chains, such as cats, dogs, birds etc... I'm all for natural means of predation, but natural means won't stop mice from getting into your hay, cabinets, drawers, etc... Our cats have no interest in them and snakes are only useful in the summer, and the cats will kill the snakes if they can find them.
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