Collapsing animal population killing thousands of CHILDREN
The decline in bat populations from a deadly fungus has significantly increased pesticide usage, correlating with higher infant mortality rates in the US.
Contamination fears drive push to remake state cannabis agency
California's cannabis oversight is criticized for inadequate pesticide regulation, prompting a push to transfer authority to more experienced agencies.
Collapsing animal population killing thousands of CHILDREN
The decline in bat populations from a deadly fungus has significantly increased pesticide usage, correlating with higher infant mortality rates in the US.
Contamination fears drive push to remake state cannabis agency
California's cannabis oversight is criticized for inadequate pesticide regulation, prompting a push to transfer authority to more experienced agencies.
Bee-harming pesticides' emergency approvals to end
The UK government will permanently halt the emergency use of three neonicotinoid pesticides, addressing their danger to bee populations while exploring alternatives.
Bee-harming pesticides' emergency approvals to end
The UK government will permanently halt the emergency use of three neonicotinoid pesticides, addressing their danger to bee populations while exploring alternatives.
Patagonia's nonprofit arm just gave $1 million to help revolutionize California's farms
Ventura County's agricultural prominence faces challenges due to high pesticide use harming health and environment, prompting shifts to regenerative farming practices.
Patagonia's nonprofit arm just gave $1 million to help revolutionize California's farms
Ventura County's agricultural prominence faces challenges due to high pesticide use harming health and environment, prompting shifts to regenerative farming practices.
Study finds Central Valley residents continually exposed to 'toxic soup' of pesticides
Residents in Central Valley frequently inhale pesticides, including banned ones like chlorpyrifos, highlighting the urgent need for better pesticide monitoring.