How Canada keeps toxic pesticides on the market
Proposed reforms to pesticide regulations place immediate economic considerations above health costs that are harder to measure in quarterly budgets, but are very real in people’s lives.
For more than half a century, pesticides like chlorpyrifos and paraquat were used under regulations that were supposed to protect human health. Yet, one is now known to damage children’s brain development, while the o...
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