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Monsanto merger approved: What's next?

Despite widespread opposition, The U.S. Department of Justice has green-lighted the Bayer-Monsanto merger. Next steps? Learn more
Study finds glyphosate in pregnant women

A new study on glyphosate in pregnant women from Indiana confirms that this widely used herbicide ends up in people’s bodies. Learn more
Farmworkers and Immigration

The vast majority of farmworkers in the U.S. are immigrants, and at least half are undocumented. The U.S. immigration system has created an unjust situation for many. Learn more
Pollinator protection goes global

The last few weeks have seen encouraging momentum around the world in protecting bees and other pollinators from harmful pesticides. Learn more
Native voices on food and farming

Indigenous peoples facing climate change are most often concerned with the food system, as there’s a long history of Native peoples being dispossessed of lands by industrial agricultural. Learn more

Under Pruitt's leadership, EPA has been protecting corporations over human health.

Pesticides don't respect borders. That's why PAN was founded as a global network in 1982.

For decades, conventional farmers have been trapped on a “pesticide treadmill.”

GroundTruth Blog: News and happenings from the frontlines of the movement for fair food & farming.

In early April, Pesticide Action Network (PAN) International participated in the Food and Agriculture Organization...

From food access and nutrition programs, to crop insurance and agricultural research, the Farm Bill determines much...

Despite widespread opposition, The U.S. Department of Justice (DoJ) has green-lighted the Bayer-Monsanto merger....

A new study on glyphosate in pregnant women from Indiana confirms that this widely used herbicide ends up in people’...

Tired of Monsanto & Co. undermining healthy food and farming? Stand with PAN.

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