Number of farmworkers sickened by pesticides more than doubled in one year, according to state report
Number of farmworkers sickened by pesticides more than doubled in one year, according to state report
No apparent violation of the law in almost one-third of poisoning incidents points to the need for greater protections and notification Sacramento, CA: Before the Covid-19 pandemic starkly exposed the unique vulnerability of “essential” food system workers,...
After Chlorpyrifos: What Comes Next?
SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA: What comes next after the ban of one of California’s most widely-used agricultural pesticides? Today the Department of Pesticide Regulation (DPR) released recommendations from a workgroup convened by Governor Newsom last May to find...
Dear DPR Director Dolcini: The Public Has The Right To Know!
June 30, 2020 Director Val Dolcini via email val.dolcini@cdpr.ca.gov Dear Director Dolcini, Thank you for meeting with us on June 11 to discuss the need to establish the right to know in advance about nearby hazardous agricultural pesticide use in California. As you...
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Shame on Monterey County Board of Supervisors for refusing to let schools know when toxic and drift prone fumigant pesticide use is planned near schools. And Monterey County Supervisor Luis A. Alejo, you're right, #notsatisfied #right2knowca
Call to expand pesticide notification program rejected by county board
SALINAS — A plea by activists led by the Safe Ag Safe Schools group for the Monterey County Agricultural Commissioner to make a pilot pesticide use notification program permanent and expand i…Trump and Monsanto/Bayer are paying officials off!!! Follow the money!!!!!!!!
“Ignoring the demonstrated harm to children doesn’t make #chlorpyrifos safe, it just shows a commitment to keep a toxic pesticide in the market and in our food at all cost.” - Patti Goldman, Earthjustice attorney
EPA Ignores Evidence Chlorpyrifos Causes Permanent Damage To Children’s Brains
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced it is rejecting extensive scientific evidence that even low levels of the pesticide chlorpyrifos damages children’s brains.It’s not that they don’t care, it’s doing just what they want it to do. And we are all natural children, if you didn’t sell out.
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More to come soon, but as expected, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is ignoring the science and their own experts in their new risk assessment for brain-harming #chlorpyrifos
Bad EPA Decision on Infamous Kid-Toxic Pesticide Expected Soon
EPA is about to greenlight the widely-used pesticide chlorpyrifos, which is highly toxic to kids' brains. This despite the science and the law dictating that this dangerous chemical should be banned.