Administrators at Anses, France’s pesticide watchdog, are raising concerns over a proposed “supervision” initiative by the government and agricultural sectors. They argue this move could undermine the agency’s independence and effectiveness in ensuring public health.
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In Guadeloupe and Martinique, the legacy of chlordécone, a harmful pesticide, lingers on. Recently, the French state acknowledged its responsibility, pledging to compensate victims who can demonstrate anxiety-related harm linked to this toxic chemical.
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In the heart of France, Alain Hubo stands as a fierce advocate for farmers suffering from pesticide-related cancers. His battle sheds light on the hidden dangers of agricultural chemicals, igniting a call for justice and safer practices in farming.
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A recent court ruling has deemed the French Agency for Food, Environmental and Occupational Health & Safety’s evaluation method for pesticides “tainted by illegality.” This decision raises questions about regulatory practices and the safety of agricultural chemicals.
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