NW Center for Alternatives to Pesticides retweeted
Victory in New Mexico! Late yesterday afternoon, New Mexico’s Bureau of Land Management Taos Field Office released a decision to deny the proposal to spray toxic insecticide over 25,000 acres within the Rio Chama watershed. 🧵1/5
santafenewmexican.com/news/l…
NW Center for Alternatives to Pesticides retweeted
Customers don't want toxic #pesticides, and neither do #pollinators @HomeDepot @Lowes! It’s reckless to sell products linked to #cancer when safer, #organic alternatives exist. 🐝🦋 #RejectRoundup #SaveTheBees 🐝🦋
NW Center for Alternatives to Pesticides retweeted
"For me, it's important to work toward a future in farming that's more humane and recognizes the value of people's labor and pays for their labor." Check out our blog to meet Gonzalo and learn about Lomita Farm. bit.ly/3AHL2GI
NW Center for Alternatives to Pesticides retweeted
In the old days, miners would carry birds with them to warn against poison gas. Hopefully, the birds would die before the miners. Farm workers are society's canaries. Farm workers-and their children-demonstrate the effects of pesticide poisoning before anyone else. - #CesarChavez
NW Center for Alternatives to Pesticides retweeted
The proposed "Protect America’s Children from Toxic Pesticides Act of 2023" points out that the EPA approves nearly 65% of pesticides without completing "comprehensive" evaluations.
@CoryBooker @_NCAP via @thenewledenews
thenewlede.org/2023/02/bill-…
NW Center for Alternatives to Pesticides retweeted
We mourn the loss of 7 farm workers in #HalfMoonBay.
While we wait for more news, we dream of a nation in which our hearts have a moment to heal in between breaking.
Our full statement:
ufw.org/ufw-statement-re-hal…
NW Center for Alternatives to Pesticides retweeted
Join us tomorrow at 1 PM Eastern as we welcome two preeminent researchers who will present their research and collaborative work to characterize the effects of the climate crisis and land management-focused viable solutions. Have you registered yet?
beyondpesticides.org/program…
NW Center for Alternatives to Pesticides retweeted
🚨 2020 TEAR GAS CASE UPDATE: Earlier today, in coalition with a range of environmental justice and civil rights groups, we were in court with @cascwild, @WilRiverkeeper, @350pdx, @ncaoregon, and @_NCAP
NW Center for Alternatives to Pesticides retweeted
We’re celebrating #SilentSpring with a special event on 10/25 to talk about where we’ve come in the 60 years since Rachel Carson published her book and where we’re headed! bit.ly/silentspringat60 Hosted by @realfoodmedia and @foe with support from dozens of cosponsors!
NW Center for Alternatives to Pesticides retweeted
Buffalo was not an isolated incident. There has been growing white nationalist violence, and Oregon ranks sixth in the nation for violent extremist attacks. As legislators, we can and must do more to protect our state from domestic terrorism. oregoncapitalchronicle.com/2…
NW Center for Alternatives to Pesticides retweeted
A group of scientists has alerted the authorities to the ineffectiveness of protective equipment for agricultural workers against pesticides. For fifteen years. In vain. This is their story. lemonde.fr/le-monde-in-engli…
NW Center for Alternatives to Pesticides retweeted
We are all about avoiding artificial dyes & ingredients!
Using all-natural dyes like fruits, vegetables, & spices keeps artificial ingredients away from your #EasterEggs and gives you the chance to control what goes in your food.
Happy egg-dyeing! 🐣
glorybee.com/blog/easter-egg…
NW Center for Alternatives to Pesticides retweeted
NEW: Report on collegiate land care shows that ditching toxic, synthetic pesticides can save water and money. See if your college is included in the schools revolutionizing land care: herbicidefreecampus.org/what… #goorganicalready #greencampusgrounds
NW Center for Alternatives to Pesticides retweeted
Exciting event: Join us to celebrate Earth Month as we hear from Amber Tamm, Ross Gay, and Maya Soerotoro-Ng on what it means to care for Earth through food, poetry, and peace. Register here: eventbrite.com/e/herbicide-f…
NW Center for Alternatives to Pesticides retweeted
We don't have 15 more years! Tell #EPA to follow science & ban #neonics & protect against other threats to #pollinators now. Tell #Congress to insist that EPA does its job. #biodiversitycollapse #insectapocalypse #bees #butterflies #EPAfailure
#birds #bats secure.everyaction.com/-D4UK…
NW Center for Alternatives to Pesticides retweeted
Start your week off by taking action — urge your Senators to co-sponsor and support passage of the Protect America’s Children from Toxic Pesticides Act (PACTPA). It's time to put people and pollinators over pesticide corporations’ bottom lines. bit.ly/3r1fFCJ
NW Center for Alternatives to Pesticides retweeted
Project Milpa was created to source & grow non genetically modified, organic, and culturally relevant food to feed Idaho’s Latinx community, most of whom are of Mexican descent and have been significantly impacted by the pandemic. @IdahoAlliance @_NCAP
iorcinfo.org/the-origins-of-…
NW Center for Alternatives to Pesticides retweeted
Happy #InternationalWomensDay!👏Here's to all incredible women out there - both humans & bees.
A special thanks to our #SAVEtheBEE project partners w/ women at the helm: @SarahBeeGirl, @BeyondToxics, @food4farmers, @_NCAP, & the powerhouse of women researchers at @OSUHoneyBeeLab
NW Center for Alternatives to Pesticides retweeted
👕Want to host a shirt drive for our NAT'L LONG SLEEVE SHIRT DRIVE 2022?
For more information send us an email to [email protected] with the subject: NLSSD 2022 Shirt Drive Host request.
📌Anyone interested should contact us by March 9.
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