Journal of Pesticide Reform
The Journal of Pesticide Reform is no longer being published, but you can check out archived articles below. Full Journal issues coming soon!
Articles about Taking Action and Gaining Skills
Articles about Basic Pesticide Information
Articles about School and Children
Articles about Food and Farming
Articles About Taking Action and Gaining
Skills
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Creating Productive and Innovative Committees
Committee Dynamics: Build a Dynamic Committee
Photographing a Spray Incident
Stopping a Timber Company’s Spray Project
Writing an Effective Letter to the Editor
Information Please! Notification and Posting of Urban Pesticide Applications
Taking Action About West Nile Virus
Changing Roadside Spray Policies
Effective Meetings with Elected Officials
Pesticides in Rentals and Condos
Tips for Effective Public Speaking
Good Meetings Don’t Happen By Accident
Seven Steps Towards Successful Negotiation
Ten Steps to Healthy Pest Management in Your Community
Reducing Pesticide Use in the Netherlands
Contracting for Pesticide Services
Ventilation after Indoor Treatments
You’ve Been Sprayed What Can you Do?
Articles about Basic Pesticide Information
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Are Pesticides Hazardous to our Health?
Identifying
Pesticide Ingredients Using an Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS)
Pesticide Labels? Where Can I get One? Are they Useful?
Hazards of Manufacturing and Transporting Pesticides
Pollution’s Legacy in our Backyard: Wildlife
ABC’s of Toxicology: Basic Definitions
Does Government Registration Mean pesticides are Safe?
Do Pesticides Contaminate our Rivers, Streams and Wells?
ABC’s of Toxicology Part 2: Dose and Response
Pesticide Regulation: No Guarentee of Safety
Are Inert Ingredients in Pesticides Really Benign?
Articles About Schools and Children
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Natural Landscaping Weans Schools of Pesticides
Doctors Recommend Pesticide Use Only as Last Resort in Schools
Where There’s a Will There’s a Way: School Pesticide Reduction
Pesticides and Children: Jimmy and Jane’s Day
Do Pesticides Pose Special Hazards to Children?
Healthy Lunches, Healthy Farms, Healthy Children
Articles about Farming and Food
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Organic Farming: Not just healthy food, but also healthy plants
Connecting through local foods: an Idaho Conference
Major Overhaul of Organic Standards Needed
USDA Responds to Grassroots Call for Changes to Organic Standards, But…
Innovative Cropping Systems Can Replace Hazardous Pesticides
Potato Grower Successfully Replaces Fumigant with Green Manure Crop
Free to Explore: A Tour of Two Organic Farms
Another Successful Harvest for NCAP’s Potato project
Pursuing the Win-Win Strategy with Farmers
Pesticides and Food: Towards Healthy Eating!
Farmworkers: Working with poisons on the farm
