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1. Bee friendly plants? Or a deadly trap?

   ... the origin of the plant is difficult since the information about the plants movement across borders is not publicly available.  The ... in the Netherlands. She featured in the "What stops us" programme and was quoted in several articles. Her photos were exhibited at ...

   pane - Mar 25 2024 - 09:59

2. Children are the first victims of neurotoxic pesticides

   ... in mammals following high-dose exposure. Less is known about the mechanisms of neurotoxicity at low-level exposures that are relevant ... that can be done to the youngest and most vulnerable commits us to safeguard them from harmful effects of substances we apply in our ...

   pane - Aug 28 2023 - 08:15

3. Newsletter 28

   ... thiametoxam (the latter a likely carcinogen according to the US Environmental Protection Agency classification). The SCFCAH also voted for ... wastewater treatment plants, but very little is known about their fate inside the plants and the final concentration in the produced ...

   admin - Oct 2 2015 - 00:44

4. Newsletter 26

   ... bystanders. In our view, existing data gaps, concerns about neurotoxicity and the vast scientific literature indicate no safe uses ... we need stronger protection for the most vulnerable among us." March 4 2006, Natural Resources Defence Council Source: ...

   admin - Oct 2 2015 - 00:54

5. Europe must slash pesticide use to protect people’s and planet’s health: New ‘Pesticide Atlas’ reveals toxic global impact of hazardous chemicals used in agriculture

   ... pesticides used is expected to reach nearly 130.7 billion US dollars. The European Union is one of the world’s biggest markets for ... managed fields have 5 times lower plant species richness and about 20 times lower pollinator species richness compared to organic fields  ...

   pane - Oct 19 2022 - 08:23

6. European Parliament votes to improve the pesticide authorisation system

   ... methods used in the assessment procedure. We have no idea about how many pesticides we’re exposed to and how these mixtures impact the ... Dr Helmut Burtscher-Schaden. Read here>> How did the US EPA and IARC reach opposite conclusions about glyphosate’s genotoxicity? ...

   pane - Apr 22 2022 - 14:05

7. Newsletter 24

   ... entitled: “Endocrine disrupting pesticides: concerns about vinclozolin and procymidone” and “Methyl bromide: phase out and ... frequent pesticides in residences were not the same as in US studies but levels were similar. These preliminary results need to be ...

   admin - Oct 2 2015 - 01:02

8. ENVI Committee Report: Links between Sustainable Use of Pesticides Directive and the Common Agricultural Policy should be reinforced

   ... sustainable agriculture. www.arche-noah.at Contact us: goncalo.macedo [at] arche-noah.at + 32 (0) 497 068 396 ... Commission warned Romania, Bulgaria, Hungary and Lithuania about their neonicotinoids use. (4) For an overview of Member States ...

   pane - Apr 22 2022 - 14:03

9. Newsletter 30

   ... EFSA- European Food Safety Authority showed serious concerns about the risks for consumers, operators and the environment. The substance is ... Bayer sued over genetically modified rice US rice farmers have filled a lawsuit against Bayer CropScience over the ...

   admin - Oct 2 2015 - 00:42

10. Newsletter 32

    ... EU wide Maximum Residue Levels are only set for about 250 active substances (ingredient compounds used in pesticides). For the ... product and is labelled as the world's “dirtiest” crop. US$2 billion’s worth of chemicals are sprayed on the world’s cotton crop ...

    admin - Oct 2 2015 - 00:41