THANK YOU GOVERNOR NEWSOM!! for signing AB 1864 (Connolly)! This law ensures ALL California kids are protected from pesticide drift at school
STATEMENT FROM CALIFORNIANS FOR PESTICIDE REFORM ON GOVERNOR NEWSOM’S SIGNING OF AB 1864
The Californians for Pesticide Reform coalition and our partners Valley Improvement Projects, Safe Ag Safe Schools, Pesticide Action Network and Future Leaders of Change applaud Governor Newsom for his decisive action in signing AB 1864 (Connolly). This law ensures...
Notification Hearings
For Immediate Release: July 8, 2024 Contacts: Angel Garcia, 559-667-2966, angel@pesticidereform.org Bianca Lopez, 209-338-7954, bianca@vip209.org Friday, July 12th Community Calls for Pesticide Notification to Include Location of the Upcoming Application...
Teachers, Community Groups, and Farmworkers File Lawsuit Challenging Toxic Pesticide Approvals Near Public Schools in Monterey County
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEApril 4, 2024 Regulators are failing to protect children from repeat exposure to the most dangerous pesticides MONTEREY, CA – A coalition has filed a lawsuit challenging the California Department of Pesticide Regulation (DPR) and Monterey County...
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Pesticide Exposure Guide/Guía de Exposición a Pesticidas
Learn what to do if you or your family are poisoned by pesticides, how to report, and where to turn for help.
Aprenda qué hacer si usted o su familia sufren una intoxicación por pesticidas, cómo denunciarlo y dónde buscar ayuda.
Pesticide Exposure Guide | Californians for Pesticide Reform
www.pesticidereform.org
Pesticide Exposure Guide/Guía de Exposición a PesticidasLearn what to do if you or your family are poisoned by pesticides, how to report, and where to turn for help. Download and printAprenda qué hacer si usted o su familia sufren una intoxicación por pesticidas, cómo denunciarlo y dónde busca... Jane Sellen, co-director of the Californians for Pesticide Reform and co-author of the study, said she wasn’t surprised by the “toxic soup” of pesticides that they found through the study.
“There’s not nearly enough pesticide monitoring happening in the state,” Sellen said.
Study finds Central Valley residents continually exposed to 'toxic soup' of pesticides
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A new study found that as Central Valley residents go about their day, they regularly breathe in pesticides, including one banned in California.Thank you Governor Gavin Newsom for signing AB 1864, and thank you Asm. Assemblymember for your leadership! This bill strengthens existing protections for kids at school from pesticide exposure and extends the protections to private school students.