Kennedy, Jr. announced last week that he is directing the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to explore rulemaking to review substances in food affirmed by the food companies to be Generally ...
A bill in Washington state, if passed, would cultivate the expansion of the organic marketplace and offer incentives for ...
Following International Women’s Day, celebrated on March 8, 2025, the poignant findings on gender and hazardous substances in ...
Earthjustice filed a lawsuit with USDA challenging the Department’s alleged illegal purging of pertinent data that organic ...
Beyond Pesticides celebrates the life and legacy of Joan Dye Gussow, EdD, a leader in the organic and local food movements ...
A proposed change to a model pesticide ordinance in the city of Portland, Maine, was soundly defeated after public engagement ...
Disproportionate risks to women's health with pesticide exposure are heavily documented in scientific literature.
A triazole fungicide, ipconazole, impacts sperm in a study of two male mammal species, indicating negative effects on reproductive health.
(Beyond Pesticides, February 28, 2025) It is well established that children are more vulnerable than adults to environmental insults such as pesticides, from conception onward. Children living in ...
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