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Pesticide Action Network North America (PANNA)

Works to replace pesticides and industrial agriculture with just, ecologically sound alternatives worldwide.

Primary web addresses
http://www.panna.org
Main Address
49 Powell Street, Suite 500
San Francisco, CA 94102
Country
United States
Main Telephone
4159811771
Joined OneWorld
18.06.2003

Features
22.05.2008 The Union Carbide pesticide plant in Bhopal, India exploded in 1984, but people are still dying from the toxic gases the explosion emitted. Here, anti-pesticide advocates keep readers updated on the Bhopal survivors' struggle for justice.
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Related topics/regions: [India]
Malaria sign, Kenya.
29.04.2008 In the wake of World Malaria Day, an anti-pesticide advocacy organization discusses the danger of spraying DDT to kill mosquitoes carrying the disease and promotes malaria prevention alternatives.
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Related topics/regions: [Mexico]
Image: Malaria sign, Kenya. © Peter Armstrong
Grain.
17.04.2008 Scientists, food activists, and corporate and government representatives agreed last week on the necessity of an agricultural shift to small-scale, sustainable practices to meet global food, development, and environmental crises.
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Image: Grain. © Consumers International





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