Of the following statements about the EPA rules on warning to workers, which is not true?

The statement regarding warnings of pesticide application needing to be provided in writing is not true. While written warnings can be helpful and provide a formal record, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regulations do not mandate that all warnings must be in written form. Instead, warnings can be communicated in various ways, including verbally, as long as they are timely and understood by the workers. This flexibility allows for effective communication that can be tailored to the specific context or situation, ensuring that all workers are adequately informed about pesticide applications to protect their health and safety.