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Welcome to NCAP's blog: The Buzz! Here you'll find everything you ever wanted to know about the latest efforts to reduce pesticides, tips for finding effective alternatives, and what you can do to help create a safe world and protect the health of people and the environment.
Matching Gift Campaign a HUGE Success!
Thanks to Mountain Rose Herbs and King Estate Winery, NCAP raised more than $12,500 through our matching gift campaign! read more...
Pesticides and Breast Cancer
Every October during National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, women are educated about the importance of early detection through regular screening. Early diagnosis of breast cancer increases a woman's chances of surviving breast cancer. But what causes breast cancer? Can it be prevented? read more...
Purchase Art and Support NCAP!
NCAP is proud to announce its fundraising partnership with Artful Vision! read more...
Take Action: Revise the EPA's Label Review Manual
The US EPA has created an online discussion forum to solicit input for their Label Review Manual, a tool they publish to help people understand the pesticide labeling process. read more...
Groundbreaking study shows Roundup link to birth defects
International scientists confirm dangers of Roundup at GMO-Free Regions Conference in Brussels read more...
Toolbox Tip: Head Lice
Non-chemical and least toxic strategies for treating head lice. read more...
Double Your Impact Just got Bigger!
Give today and your gift will be matched! Mountain Rose Herbs and King Estate Winery are generously matching gifts to NCAP in the month of September! Give today and double your impact! read more...
We are halfway there!
We are already halfway to our goal for our matching gift campaign! Give today and Mountain Rose Herbs will match your gift! read more...
Organophosphate Exposure Linked to Attention Difficulties
A new study links prenatal exposure to organophosphate pesticides to attention deficit disorders in children. read more...
Toolbox Tip: Bed Bugs
Non-chemical ways to prevent and treat bed bug infestations read more...
