Conservation and public health groups filed a formal notice with Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin today to force the agency to develop water-quality standards for atrazine, a cancer-linked pesticide that has been found at dangerous levels in thousands of U.S. waterways and in drinking-water supplies.
Today, 28 May 2026, we celebrate the 44th anniversary of the establishment of Pesticide Action Network (PAN). Since PAN’s founding in 1982 Malaysia, PAN has worked across borders and movements to challenge the harms caused by pesticides, especially highly hazardous pesticides, expose corporate and regulatory failures, advance agroecological alternatives, and defend the right of all people to healthy, just, ecologically vibrant and climate-resilient food and farming systems worldwide.
A 2026 webinar featured PAN’s Communications Manager and Iowa farmer, Rob Faux, as part of a panel of experts. Titled “Regenerative High Tunnel Grower Panel,” the focus of the webinar was on how growers could implement the principles of agroecology by implementing regenerative practices in high tunnels.
In a major victory for endangered species, a federal court ruled today that the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service failed to adequately protect more than 1,500 imperiled species from the insecticide malathion — in violation of the Endangered Species Act.
The United States is at a critical moment regarding our ability to effectively regulate pesticides and hold the companies that manufacture them accountable. Pesticide corporations, led by Bayer’s Modern Ag Alliance are trying to get lawsuit immunity in the courts, the states and at the federal level.
For the past two years, the Modern Ag Alliance has been the leading public face of a campaign to quash tens of thousands of cancer claims surrounding the use of Roundup, the highly controversial and most widely used pesticide in the world.
Conservation and public health groups filed a formal notice with Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin today to force the agency to develop water-quality standards for atrazine, a cancer-linked pesticide that has been found at dangerous levels in thousands of U.S. waterways and in drinking-water
Today, 28 May 2026, we celebrate the 44th anniversary of the establishment of Pesticide Action Network (PAN). Since PAN’s founding in 1982 Malaysia, PAN has worked across borders and movements to challenge the harms caused by pesticides, especially highly hazardous pesticides, expose corporate and regulatory
A 2026 webinar featured PAN’s Communications Manager and Iowa farmer, Rob Faux, as part of a panel of experts. Titled “Regenerative High Tunnel Grower Panel,” the focus of the webinar was on how growers could implement the principles of agroecology by implementing regenerative practices in
In a major victory for endangered species, a federal court ruled today that the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service failed to adequately protect more than 1,500 imperiled species from the insecticide malathion — in violation of the Endangered Species Act.
The United States is at a critical moment regarding our ability to effectively regulate pesticides and hold the companies that manufacture them accountable. Pesticide corporations, led by Bayer’s Modern Ag Alliance are trying to get lawsuit immunity in the courts, the states and at the
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