Pesticide exposure linked to higher risk of ALS, research finds
A major new meta-analysis reveals that occupational pesticide exposure raises the risk of developing ALS by up to 70 percent.
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A major new meta-analysis reveals that occupational pesticide exposure raises the risk of developing ALS by up to 70 percent.
Research indicates mosquito populations are developing physiological resistance to standard chemical insecticides used in residential pest control.
The French environment minister is set to resign following the legislative passage of a farm bill that permits the reintroduction of two previously banned pesticides.
New research indicates that 80% of endangered Carnaby's cockatoos monitored over three breeding seasons in Western Australia contain pesticide residues.
Public health concerns regarding a surge in cyclosporiasis cases have sparked a surge in expert guidance on safe produce handling and cleaning practices.
Supreme Court ruling strips states’ power to shield consumers from corporate liability when federal agencies fail to act
Supreme Court decision shields Monsanto from glyphosate lawsuits, sparking backlash from farmers and health advocates