Answer:
The correct answer is D: No, because it conflicts with a federal law that congress had the power to make under the commerce clause.
Explanation:
The power of the congress towards commerce regulation has been widely construed, hence there is a possibility that the Congress may regulate local or interstate activity, that may or in combination with other activities, have beneficial effect on interstate commerce. If the Congress are aware that chemical pesticide use and its pollution of water ways will be highly detrimental to the environment, this knowledge will be sufficient enough to satisfy the Supreme Court's established standards. Thus, the Congress is simply exercising their commerce power using the law. And under the Supremacy Clause, any local action or state that tries to disagree with an act of Congress considered valid is totally invalid.