NEW REPORT: END OF THE ROAD FOR ENDOSULFAN

09.09.2009
A new report details the environmental and human impacts of one of the world's most dangerous and pervasive pesticides, highlighting why it should be banned globally.

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Bayer confirms phase-out for endosulfan

22.07.2009
EJF has received confirmation that the German agrochemical company, Bayer, has ceased production of endosulfan and will cease sales in Australia by the end of 2010

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Pesticides are toxic by design. Every year, pesticides are estimated to cause tens of millions of cases of accidental poisoning. Developing countries are used as a dumping ground for hazardous chemicals that are banned throughout much of the rest of the world because of the serious threats they pose to human health and the natural environment.

EJF CAMPAIGNS

  • Internationally to press governments to introduce measures to ban the import, sale and use of dangerous pesticides.
  • To raise awareness of the human health impact of chemicals like endosulfan
 
"To my view the Environmental Justice Foundation is pretty much unique in bringing people and environment together. We will never conserve and nurture our environment including the diversity of its wildlife if we ignore the need of the people who have to live and work in these areas."
George Alagiah, Journalist and BBC News Presenter
Pesticide Report
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