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Pesticides and You

Pesticides and You Journal

Archive

Winter 2007–2008

Letter from Washington: Danger at (Really) Low Dose
Grounding out Grubs: Managing grubs with prevention and least-toxic strategies
How Safe is Your Bait? Pesticides may be labeled as "nonvolatile," but still release poisons into the air
Facing Scientific Realities, Debunking the "Dose Makes the Poison" Myth: The big picture - linking pesticide science and health effects
by Warren Porter, Ph.D.

Fall 2007

Summer 2007

Ending Toxic Dependency: The State of IPM
Book Review: Animal, Vegetable, Miracle: A Year of Food Life
(A book by Barbara Kingsolver, Stephen Hopp and Camille Kingsolver)

Spring 2007

Climate Change, Plant Biology and Public Health: Impacts of elevated temperature and carbon dioxide on agriculture and beyond
by Lewis Ziska, PhD
The Organic Farming Response to Climate Change: One of the most powerful tools in fighting global warming sequesters atmospheric carbon, data suggests a new worldwide urgency for the transition from chemical to organic agriculture
by Paul Hepperly, PhD
Fighting Fumigation: How two renters fought the fumigation of their townhome community
by Ron and Anna Winship
Nanotechnology's Invisible Threat
by Jennifer Sass, PhD
Book Review: The Omnivore's Dilemma
(A book by Michael Pollan)