Highly Hazardous Pesticides (HHPs) are a subset of toxic pesticides that cause the most harm to people, biodiversity, and the environment. This fall, an important resolution on HHPs was adopted by governments and UN institutions
At the beginning of 2023, my intention for the year was to “build community.” At the time, it felt very simple. I wanted to dig my roots deeper into my community. My goals were to
PAN is pleased to share The Pesticide Puzzle, a Smoky Hills PBS production, directed by Max Aguiar, which aired as part of the Real Ag series on December 8. The production features PAN Senior Scientist
A farm that implements the principles of agroecology is one that embraces complexity. That complexity often comes in the form of transitions, moving from planting to cultivation to harvest. These farms are prepared to work
PAN International is joining with frontline communities at the UN Climate Conference (COP28) to fight for agroecology, the right solution to address climate change.
A farm’s balance sheet should include measurements that go beyond total yield and profit. Investments in the soil, pollinators,environment and community can be important for long-term success.
It is difficult to understand the dangers chlorpyrifos poses to those who are regularly exposed to it, until you have personal experience. Chlorpyrifos is dangerous and it drifts easily and residue on our food is
There was a tremendous amount of collective effort behind the scenes that went into the process of AB 652 becoming law. This work can serve as a model for future changes to California pesticide
Kayla Nichols introduces herself to PAN’s supporters. She is PAN’s new Communications Director and we welcome her to the team.