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Image of several rows of wooden boxes full of fresh produce, which may be covered in pesticides.
September 7, 2026
What causes lung cancer in non-smokers? Faced with rising rates, a study digs deeper and suggests it may actually be…
Image of a man wearing a container of pesticides as a backpack, holding a spraying tool to apply pesticides or herbicides to a field.
August 31, 2026
There’s been mixed opinions on the question: Is glyphosate harmful to humans? Now, a new study confirms that it’s toxic…
Image of a large tractor spraying pesticides on a field full of crops ready to harvest.
December 15, 2025
In EPA PFAS news, another forever chemical pesticide has been approved for use on golf courses and crops like tomatoes,…
Image of a green bowl filled with Cheerios and milk, which may be contaminated with pesticides.
September 9, 2025
A new investigation by Moms Across America found toxic pesticides in Cheerios and 10 other popular breakfast cereals.
Image of an agricultural machine in the fields under a blue sky with clouds, spraying the herbicide paraquat on crops.
February 10, 2025
The herbicide paraquat has been linked to Parkinson’s Disease and lung fibrosis, but the EPA just delayed a decision on…
3 Things You Need to Know About Washing Produce (Even the Pre-Washed Stuff)
September 10, 2024
Cleaning produce properly could be the difference between a healthy, happy family and falling victim to the next foodborne illness…
More Than 99% of Foods Tested Under Pesticide Threshold
September 10, 2024
The USDA declared the U.S. food supply as "among the safest in the world" after testing over 10,000 samples.
New Bee Vectoring Technology Saves the Bees – and Puts them to Work
September 10, 2024
New bee vectoring technology could put bees to work distributing natural fungal pesticides that would be far less dangerous than…
iOne Pound Per Day: America's Food Waste Epidemic
September 10, 2024
Americans are throwing away nearly one pound of food per day, according to new research on the global food waste…
Strawberries Top EWG's Pesticide-Laden 'Dirty Dozen' List for Third Year in a Row
September 10, 2024
Choose organic strawberries if you want to avoid the biggest pesticide risk, says the EWG's Dirty Dozen 2018 list.