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pesticide

  • Breakfast Cereals Scrutinized for Pesticide That May Harm Reproduction
    Breakfast Cereals Scrutinized for Pesticide That May Harm Reproduction
    Linked to reproductive concerns, chlormequat is not approved for use on U.S. crops—however, it is entering our food supply through imports.
    April 18, 2024BY Sina McCullough
  • New Pesticide ‘Linked to Reproductive Issues’ Found in 80 Percent of Americans | Facts Matter
    New Pesticide ‘Linked to Reproductive Issues’ Found in 80 Percent of Americans | Facts Matter
    A new study just came out showing that a pesticide linked to infertility was found in upwards of ...
    February 19, 2024BY Roman Balmakov
  • EU Farmers Rise Against the Climate Cult
    EU Farmers Rise Against the Climate Cult
    Commentary Many major arteries connecting Europe have been obstructed or brought to a standstill in recent days by ...
    February 13, 2024BY David Thunder
  • Biden Admin U-Turns on Ban of Pesticide Linked to Learning Disabilities, Behavioral Disorder in Kids
    Biden Admin U-Turns on Ban of Pesticide Linked to Learning Disabilities, Behavioral Disorder in Kids
    The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has announced it plans to rescind a ban on the use of the ...
    December 22, 2023BY Katabella Roberts
  • Canadians Express Strong Concerns Over Pesticides, Call for Tighter Controls: Report
    Canadians Express Strong Concerns Over Pesticides, Call for Tighter Controls: Report
    A majority of Canadians want tighter controls on pesticides and continue to harbour negative views about them, an ...
    September 1, 2023BY Amanda Brown
  • Why Washing Fruits and Vegetables Is Essential–Medical Expert Offers Tips
    Why Washing Fruits and Vegetables Is Essential–Medical Expert Offers Tips
    Fruits and vegetables contain essential nutrients vital for our health, but not cleaning them well before eating can ...
    June 6, 2023BY Amber Yang and JoJo Novaes
  • Ants Begin Marching Into Homes in Spring and Summer. Here’s How to Get Rid of Them.
    Ants Begin Marching Into Homes in Spring and Summer. Here’s How to Get Rid of Them.
    By Kimberly Cataudella From The News & Observer (Raleigh) With the right pesticide and some intervention tricks, you ...
    April 22, 2023BY Tribune News Service
  • Pesticide Ban Could Lead to Crop Failure, Higher Food Prices: Alberta Ag Minister
    Pesticide Ban Could Lead to Crop Failure, Higher Food Prices: Alberta Ag Minister
    Farmers in the prairie provinces "are at severe risk of crop failure" this coming season, "potentially exacerbating the ...
    February 28, 2023BY Tara MacIsaac
  • New Sask. Legislation Requires Federal Employees to Comply With Trespass Laws or Be Fined $200K
    New Sask. Legislation Requires Federal Employees to Comply With Trespass Laws or Be Fined $200K
    The Saskatchewan government has introduced legislation that requires federal employees to comply with the province’s trespass laws. Failure ...
    November 25, 2022BY Isaac Teo
  • Sri Lanka’s Agrochemical Ban Shows How Bad Ideas Can Have Big Consequences
    Sri Lanka’s Agrochemical Ban Shows How Bad Ideas Can Have Big Consequences
    Commentary You may remember the headlines. In 2021, Sri Lanka's government imposed a total ban on agrochemicals. The ...
    November 2, 2022BY Rohan Rajapakse and Nathan Worcester
  • Amid Soaring Fertilizer, Fuel Prices, Fears of Rising Prices and Shortages
    Amid Soaring Fertilizer, Fuel Prices, Fears of Rising Prices and Shortages
    News Analysis Many U.S. farmers have been struggling to get their fertilizer and herbicide supplies ready to sow ...
    March 29, 2022BY Petr Svab
  • Glyphosate, Explained
    Glyphosate, Explained
    Since it first went on the market in 1974, glyphosate has been used for weed control, as an ...
    March 29, 2022BY Autumn Spanne
  • Top 10 Reasons to Eat Organic
    Top 10 Reasons to Eat Organic
    Eating organic isn’t a fad. In fact, a 2019 report from the U.S. Department of Agriculture stated that sales ...
    May 30, 2021BY Zuri Star
  • Crop Invaders: China’s Small Farmers Struggle to Defeat Armyworm
    Crop Invaders: China’s Small Farmers Struggle to Defeat Armyworm
    MENGHAI, China—Yan Wenliu leans on the side of his cart as he prepares to leave his sugarcane field ...
    August 9, 2019BY Reuters
  • California Bans Pesticide After Citing Negative Health Effects
    California Bans Pesticide After Citing Negative Health Effects
    California has moved to ban the widely used pesticide chlorpyrifos, linking its use to the development of neurological ...
    June 6, 2019BY Ian Henderson
  • Beagles Force-Fed Pesticides, Now Released and up for Adoption
    Beagles Force-Fed Pesticides, Now Released and up for Adoption
    Thirty-two beagles that were saved from an animal testing lab where they were force-fed pesticides are now ready ...
    April 14, 2019BY Wire Service
  • Pesticide, Metal Exposure Tied to Increased Risk of Heart Disease
    Pesticide, Metal Exposure Tied to Increased Risk of Heart Disease
    Workers who are exposed to pesticides or metals on the job may be significantly more likely to develop ...
    January 18, 2019BY Reuters
  • Tips to Eat Fewer Pesticides (Video)
    Tips to Eat Fewer Pesticides (Video)
    If there's one point of consensus among doctors and health care practitioners, it's that we should all eat  lots ...
    January 5, 2016BY New Tang Dynasty Television
  • Oceans May Be Facing a ‘Silent Spring,’ Biologist Warns
    Oceans May Be Facing a ‘Silent Spring,’ Biologist Warns
    One of Canada’s top marine biologists is comparing the harm wrought by the accumulation of plastics in the ...
    September 2, 2015BY Kaven Baker-Voakes
  • Cut Herbicides and Pesticides to Help Monarch Butterflies
    Cut Herbicides and Pesticides to Help Monarch Butterflies
    Dear Editor, A milkweed planting program probably would help the monarch butterflies, of probably much greater benefit to ...
    March 7, 2015BY The Reader's Turn
  • Seven Attempt Suicide Outside Newspaper Office in China
    Seven Attempt Suicide Outside Newspaper Office in China
    Seven people appeared to attempt to kill themselves by drinking pesticide, outside a major state newspaper company in ...
    July 17, 2014BY Lu Chen
  • Pesticides Linked to Bee Collapse Now Blamed for Bird Declines
    Pesticides Linked to Bee Collapse Now Blamed for Bird Declines
      In recent years the evidence has piled up that neonicotinoids—a hugely popular group of pesticide—may be at ...
    July 16, 2014BY Erin Beardsley
  • Autism Risk Higher Near Pesticide-Treated Fields, Study Says
    Autism Risk Higher Near Pesticide-Treated Fields, Study Says
    Babies whose moms lived within a mile of crops treated with widely used pesticides were more likely to ...
    June 29, 2014BY Lindsey Konkel
  • Extreme Levels of Roundup Detected in Food—Are You Eating This Toxic Contaminant?
    Extreme Levels of Roundup Detected in Food—Are You Eating This Toxic Contaminant?
    A groundbreaking study revealed a previously unknown mechanism of harm from glyphosate, the active ingredient in Roundup. If ...
    May 25, 2014BY Joseph Mercola
  • Top 15 Dirtiest and 15 Cleanest Fruits and Veggies
    Top 15 Dirtiest and 15 Cleanest Fruits and Veggies
    Determining which fruits and vegetables are likely to have less pesticide residues can be confusing. Thankfully, the Environmental ...
    May 15, 2014BY Gina-Marie Cheeseman
  • Is Your Lawn a Chemical Dump?
    Is Your Lawn a Chemical Dump?
    For 60 years, chemical companies have encouraged Americans to “weed and feed” their lawns every spring and fall. ...
    May 15, 2014BY Todd Heft
  • Eating Organic Food Significantly Lowers Pesticide Exposure: Study
    Eating Organic Food Significantly Lowers Pesticide Exposure: Study
    Eating an organic diet for a week can cause pesticide levels to drop by almost 90% in adults, ...
    May 2, 2014BY Dinny Navaratnam
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