The transport of pesticides in the atmosphere through drift and volatilization threatens both public and ecosystem health.
Despite Benefits, Transition to Organic Farmland Not Growing as Fast of Consumer Demand, Study Finds
"Fully organic growers face fewer agronomic challenges as compared to mixed growers,” according to a recent analysis by ...
As flooding events become more frequent with climate change, pesticide contamination transfers to ecosystems like riparian ...
A very alarming link between agricultural glyphosate weed killer use and multidrug antibiotic resistance in nosocomial ...
Earth Day, this week on Wednesday, April 22, is a day of education and action. Earth Day embodies the power of people in ...
Study finds a significant relationship between lower pollution levels in urine samples of organic farmers relative to ...
In a study of both wild and managed bees with tomato crops, only wild bees provide the pollination services needed for ...
(Beyond Pesticides, November 7, 2024) Organic banana production is significantly more conducive to microbial decomposition than its chemical-intensive counterparts in the Caribbean nation of ...
In a study of pesticides and cancer incidence, researchers find a significant association between pesticide mixtures and ...
Researchers tested indoor dust and found that 93 percent of homes across the country contained residue of at least one ...
There are numerous provisions—a package of provisions—in the U.S. House of Representatives Agriculture Committee Farm Bill, ...
(Beyond Pesticides, April 23, 2026) “Fully organic growers face fewer agronomic challenges as compared to mixed growers,” according to a recent analysis published in Agricultural Systems by ...
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