📣 Tell Congress to support and fund international orgs critical to the global health of humans and the biosphere, AND Tell Governors/Lieutenant Governors to join (as well as thank them for joining) th...

In a recent study published by the British Ecological Society, researchers found that the bat species benefit from ecosystem services provided by beavers.

Novel research highlights effects on flight genes and thermogenesis in honey bees after exposure to dinotefuran, a neonicotinoid.

A citizen science-led study reports widespread and pervasive pesticide contamination collected from beehive monitoring across the European Union.

A new study adds to the wide body of research connecting chlorpyrifos to neurological effects, such as those experienced with Parkinson's.

📣 Tell your U.S. Representative and Senators to become an original cosponsor of the Opportunities in Organic Act, which is expected to be reintroduced in early 2026 by U.S. Senator Peter Welch and Congressman Jimmy Panetta.

A lake skygazer shows accelerated aging when exposed to chronic low doses of the insecticide chlorpyrifos, according to researchers. The study finds that chronic low-dose exposures result in the accumulation of sublethal effects over time, refuting the assumption that lower doses, even if chronic, pose no threat, which must be retired from regulatory policies.

Neonicotinoid insecticides, while meant to target insect nervous systems, threaten reproductive health in mammals.

USDA finds that over 57% of tested commodities contain at least one pesticide and that less than one percent of detected residues violate EPA tolerances.

📣 Help stop Tennessee bill shielding chemical companies from accountability for the potential harm their products cause! #TakeAction #House #FailuretoWarn

(Beyond Pesticides, January 20, 2026) With Monday’s celebration and affirmation of Martin Luther King Jr.’s life and legacy, the question of adequate protection of the people and communities at greatest risk from toxic chemical production, transportation, use, and disposal looms large. This is especially true with the current diminished federal regulatory authority and Bayer/Monsanto’s U.S. Supreme Court challenge of chemical manufacturers’ responsibility to warn users of their products of hazards like cancer. Actions Being Taken In response to the chemical industry campaign to deny people...

In honor of Martin Luther King, Jr., take action to protect the health of marginalized communities and advocate for the widespread adoption of organic.

📣 Tell members of Congress to ensure that with the termination of environmental justice programs at EPA, they must uphold the right of those at the highest risk of harm to sue manufacturers responsible for their failure to warn about their products’ hazards.

Birds and bats act as non-chemical pest management in West African lowland rice fields, according to a recent study based in Guinea-Bissau.

In Tanzania, neurodevelopmental effects in children are linked to their pregnant mothers' occupational exposure to pesticides.

An important study in Nature Microbiology challenges the entrenched assumptionthat synthetic chemicals can be targeted for specific uses and have limited effects beyond those uses. In particular, the effects of the onslaught of xenobiotics (not naturally produced) on human gut microbiota are of increasing concern.

(Beyond Pesticides, January 12 2026) With a pattern of chemical industry deception of independent scientific review, and the recent retraction of an influential Monsanto ghostwritten article (April 2000) on the weed killer glyphosate (Roundup™), Beyond Pesticides and its network is calling for oversight hearings in Congress. At issue is the reliance of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) on industry data and agency collusion with chemical manufacturers on its decisions. Beyond Pesticide is questioning the underlying reliability of the data in addition to limitations of the...

📣 Urge Congress to hold oversight hearings to determine how EPA can eliminate the use of toxic pesticides that are no longer needed to grow food or manage landscapes cost-effectively.

Beyond Pesticides is partnering with the City of Dubuque Parks and Recreation Department in Iowa to adopt organic land management practices at two city parks, Jackson Park and Washington Park, with funding for technical support from Natural Grocers.

Advocates, farmers, and businesses fear that funding into a loosely defined program will amount to greenwashing and undermine truly regenerative systems.

This week it was announced that a provision denying people the right to sue chemical companies was dropped from FY2026 funding bill in U.S. Congress.

Researchers are revealing the interactions between two types of environmental stress—food deprivation and heat stress—and pesticides, both individually and in mixtures.