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This Pesticide news page includes news headlines, summaries, and article citations about pesticides from diverse, English-language news sources around the world.
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- SMALL CAP IDEAS: Eden Research wins new approvals for its biopesticides
Eden's flagship biopesticide products have received regulatory approvals left, right and centre, gaining access to new European markets including Greece, Poland and Italy.
Daily Mail. Monday, 22 May 2023. - Lithuanian Linen: 8 Brands Upgrading Ancient Fashion Heritage
Linen is a rising fashion and lifestyle star. As a crop it does not require pesticides or fungicides to thrive in damp environments. As a textile, it offers skilled artisans greater creative freedom.
Forbes. Wednesday, 19 Apr 2023. - Rediscovering the old ways with grazing goats
Wastewater Treatment Plant is using goats and sheep for weed and vegetation control instead of pesticides.
ABC News. Tuesday, 11 Apr 2023. - Cockroach Sex is Evolving in Response to Pesticides
A new study highlights the insects' resiliency in spite of human attempts to kill them
Smithsonian. Friday, 7 Apr 2023. - Do You Really Need To Worry About Pesticide Residues On Fruits And Vegetables?
One of the reasons that consumers hesitate to eat the recommended amount of health-promoting fruits and vegetables is that the annual Dirty Dozen List tells them that they need to worry about pesticide levels. ....
Forbes. Thursday, 23 Mar 2023. - 'Superfoods' like blueberries, spinach and kale are laced with dangerous chemicals
Some 75 percent of conventionally grown fresh produce sold in America contains residues of harmful pesticides, an annual report by the Environmental Working Group (EWG) found.
Daily Mail. Friday, 17 Mar 2023. - Meet the Dirty Dozen and Clean 15 foods: Which produce has the most pesticides?
A total of 210 pesticides were found on the 12 fruits and vegetables on the Dirty Dozen list.
ABC News. Thursday, 16 Mar 2023. - 'Like artificial light at night': Fertilisers confuse bumblebees, study suggests
Bumblebees are less likely to pollinate flowers that have been sprayed with fertilisers or pesticides due to changes in the electrical field around the plants, a new study suggests.
Sky News. Tuesday, 8 Nov 2022.