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The new CPAM report presents findings from 4,392 farmers across Bangladesh, India, Laos, and Vietnam, documenting long-term pesticide use and community-level exposure. The study identifies 96 pesticides, 53 of which are Highly Hazardous Pesticides, and outlines common practices, exposure risks, and areas where stronger regulation and support for safer farming approaches are needed.
The new CPAM report presents findings from 4,392 farmers across Bangladesh, India, Laos, and Vietnam, documenting long-term pesticide use and community-level exposure. The study identifies 96 pesticides, 53 of which are Highly Hazardous Pesticides, and outlines common practices, exposure risks, and areas where stronger regulation and support for safer farming approaches are needed.
The new CPAM report presents findings from 4,392 farmers across Bangladesh, India, Laos, and Vietnam, documenting long-term pesticide use and community-level exposure. The study identifies 96 pesticides, 53 of which are Highly Hazardous Pesticides, and outlines common practices, exposure risks, and areas where stronger regulation and support for safer farming approaches are needed.
Pesticide Action Network Asia Pacific