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Posted inEnvironment

Here’s how California could be missing pesticides’ cancer risk

by Andy Donohue February 17, 2016February 18, 2016

Regulators are failing to study the effects of mixed pesticides, even though a growing body of science is showing they could present greater health hazards than the individual pesticides that are monitored.

Posted inEnvironment, Pesticides

How California’s pesticide regulator spun a concerned community

by Andy Donohue August 24, 2015June 30, 2021

Since outcry over pesticide use began in Ventura County, California, the California Department of Pesticide Regulation has responded to the community’s questions with statements that contradict the findings of its own scientists and exaggerate its own policies.

Posted inEnvironment, Pesticides

Potent pesticide still used at levels that defy scientists’ warnings

by Andy Donohue and Bernice Yeung May 26, 2015June 30, 2021

Residents in California farming counties such as Kern, Fresno and San Joaquin are being put at a higher risk of cancer than state scientists believe to be acceptable, internal documents and interviews show.

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Posted inEnvironment, Pesticides

How a pesticide loophole increased cancer risk at a California school

by Andy Donohue March 20, 2015June 30, 2021

Ventura County Supervisor John Zaragoza is calling for an investigation into pesticide use around Rio Mesa High School after our story found that a loophole created by the state’s pesticide regulator put people in more than 100 communities statewide at greater cancer risk.

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