Often, we believe that washing fruits and vegetables removes all pesticides, making them safe to eat. However, this is not the case as these chemicals are absorbed into the food, and we end up ...

One of my favorite foods in the world has to be a freshly picked apple. Whether I am eating a juicy, red Gala apple, or a green, tart Granny Smith apple, my taste buds explode with the goodness of ...

As many of us try to eat more fruits and vegetables, are we potentially putting ourselves at risk by also consuming harmful pesticides? A new investigation from Consumer Reports digs deep into the ...

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) approved several new chemical pesticides last week, which the Center for Biological ...

The EPA has quietly approved additional PFAS pesticides to spray crops despite scientific concerns over potential toxicity.

The organization's latest investigation suggests that 20% of commonly sold fruits and vegetables contain unsafe levels of pesticides. Reading time 3 minutes Some of your favorite produce might be ...

|Over the next year, Consumer Reports will be partnering with The Guardian to dig more deeply into how pesticides contaminate the U.S. food supply and what we can do about it. When it comes to healthy ...

1. Government can't fix it. As it stands, the ban is good, but politicians will most likely cave to pressure from the chemical industry. It is up to us, in our immediate communities, to protect ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Air monitors in Grayson, California. The California Department of Pesticide Regulation shared early findings from a seasonal air ...