This study is one more weapon in the fight against the agrochemical companies that are desperate to secure their billions in profits, and it will be useful to convince European leaders to prohibit, once and for all, these pesticides harmful to pollinators, environment and the food of future generations.
Tuesday, 22 July 2014
Task Force on Systemic Pesticides
Conclusions are clear: these neonicotinoid pesticides are not only highly toxic to bees and other pollinating insects, but they harm birds, aquatic fauna, mammals and almost certainly humans.
This study is one more weapon in the fight against the agrochemical companies that are desperate to secure their billions in profits, and it will be useful to convince European leaders to prohibit, once and for all, these pesticides harmful to pollinators, environment and the food of future generations.
This study is one more weapon in the fight against the agrochemical companies that are desperate to secure their billions in profits, and it will be useful to convince European leaders to prohibit, once and for all, these pesticides harmful to pollinators, environment and the food of future generations.
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