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With pollinators required for 30% of the human food supply, negative impacts on bee populations c

In a first-of-its-kind study, UCLA’s Sustainable and Technology Policy Program (STPP) looked at r

En un estudio, primero en su clase, El Programa de Políticas Relacionadas con la Tecnología Soste

Ensuring California’s school children are safe from hazardous pesticides.

September, October and November were banner months for Pesticide Action Network North America and

Replacing Chemicals with Biology: Phasing out highly hazardous pesticides with agroecology

Air Monitoring in Watsonville, California

Pesticide drift is a growing problem for Iowa farmers and communities.

September 28 was a great day for the nation’s two million farmworkers and their families.

Report: Fumigant Pesticides Put Central Coast Communities At Risk

Thank you for taking the Healthy Schools Pledge!

For nearly a decade, PAN and our allies have pressed EPA and other regulatory agencies to act on...