PAN at the Capitol(s)
May 4, 2023
Unless you live in one of the states in which PAN has an on-the-ground organizing presence,
Our California Work
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Can California lead the way in pesticide reduction?
April 12, 2023
California’s Sustainable Pest Management Roadmap presents the ambitious goal of eliminating the use of “Priority Pesticides”
California Updates: April 2023
April 4, 2023
After decades of trying to work with DPR to promote common sense pesticide regulations, we’ve witnessed
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Our Focus
PAN is working to eliminate a long legacy of injustice in our food and farming systems through our collaborative work on farmworker protection. Agricultural workers and their families are on the frontlines of exposure to hazardous pesticides – at work, school, and at home.
We’re a member of several coalitions (CPR, CFFN, FFRC) that join a diverse range of partners together in order to advocate for safer pesticide policies, racial justice in food and farming, and more sustainable farming systems.
We’re already seeing real-time impacts on agriculture from the climate crisis, so our work highlighting the vicious cycle of pesticide use and climate change is more crucial than ever.
We’re continuing to push for reduction of synthetic pesticide use as a key solution in California’s climate change mitigation strategies.
Agroecology is a systemic, transformative solution that can not only address our climate, food and biodiversity crises, but also supports the health and rights of farmworkers, Indigenous Peoples and rural communities.
PAN is working to secure resources to support farmers in transitioning to agroecology and alternative farming practices across the state.
Webinar: Pesticides & Climate Change
Resources
Pesticides and Climate Change: A Vicious Cycle
Scientific evidence indicates that pesticides contribute significantly to greenhouse gas emissions while also making our agricultural systems more vulnerable to
Farmworkers
Farmworkers are regularly exposed to pesticides in many ways. They can breathe in or absorb harmful chemicals through their skin
California Farmer Justice
Farmers of color make up approximately 21% of farmers in California. Farmers of color receive less government resources such as
Take Action
Urge your Senators to support PACTPA!
It’s time to put people and pollinators over pesticide corporations’ bottom lines. Urge your Senators to co-sponsor and support passage of the
Tired of the pesticide industry calling the shots?
Let’s create a healthy food system, together.
Let’s create a healthy food system, together.