Enacts the restriction of anticoagulant pesticide transactions for online and retail stores act

Explicitly prohibits sales and use through online and digital marketplaces serving customers in the state.

Added a mandatory requirement that alternative pest control methods must be exhausted before using the restricted poisons.

Created new exemptions for using poisons in warehouses, food processing sites, and agricultural transportation infrastructure.

Updated the definition of 'wildlife habitat area' to include conservation areas and buffer zones.

Changed the effective date from the ninetieth day after enactment to exactly one year after the law is passed.

Removed language describing anticoagulants as the 'world's deadliest rodenticides' and deleted a specific claim about helicopters being used to deploy them to restore ecosystems.

Deleted a sentence stating that these pesticides are notoriously deployed via helicopter to restore rat-infested islands.

Changed the introductory language of the act's purpose to state that improper use can cause 'significant unintended harm' rather than being the 'world's deadliest'.

Updated the committee history to note that the bill was amended, discharged, and recommitted to the Committee on Environmental Conservation.