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Californians win advance public notice of applications of fumigants and other hazardous pesticides

DPR releases 2023 air monitoring data

Showing pesticide detections in 80% of samples collected at their 4 monitoring stations. A reminder that breathing pesticides is a routine part of life in agricultural communities

Check out our updated pesticide drift guide!

Everything you need to know about pesticide drift and how to report it

First-in-the-World Online Pesticide Notification System

First-in-the-World Online Pesticide Notification System

Shafter, CA: For decades farmworker communities across California have demanded the right to know beforehand what, when, and where hazardous agricultural pesticides will be applied. They have wanted to be able to take safety precautions against exposure to pesticides...

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Just some of those (Left to right: Francisco Rodriguez, Noemi Chico, Woody Rehanek, Alexia Rangel, Karen Cameron, Josh Ezekiel, and Jacob Sandoval) who attended this morning's court hearing in Monterey over our lawsuit against the Ag Commissioner and DPR to follow the law when approving or disapproving restricted (the most dangerous) pesticide applications. It is now in the Judge's hands. ... See MoreSee Less

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