In a study of 2,4-D in the U.S., researchers link exposure to greater thyroid cancer incidence in rural counties.

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(Beyond Pesticides, April 9, 2024) The United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, in an opinion authored by Circuit Judge Cory T. Wilson, has vacated an action by the U.S. Environmental ...

A study of gut microbiome alterations finds behavioral impacts on children associated with prenatal exposure to ...

National environmental and health groups last week sued Driscoll’s, the fresh berry company, for allegedly misleading ...

Pesticides contribute to an array of gynecological cancers (ovarian, endometrial, cervical, uterine, vaginal and vulvular, of ...

The CA Department of Pesticide Regulation announced that all paraquat manufacturers will voluntarily phase out the use and ...

Research continues to mount in connecting pesticide exposure, particularly in farmworkers, to neurodegenerative diseases like ...

As the number of seed companies, which are also pesticide companies, consolidate through mergers, farmers face challenges ...

(Beyond Pesticides, July 16, 2026) In a study published in the British Ecological Society, researchers in Germany determined that flower strips and legume mixtures hold statistically significant ...

(Beyond Pesticides, June 10, 2026) Adding to the wide body of science connecting the weed killer paraquat to deleterious health and environmental effects, Investigate Midwest recently released an ...

(Beyond Pesticides, May 21, 2026) An important study by cancer researchers in Barcelona, Spain at once shows a path forward in illuminating the long-term, multi-generational, health damage from ...