Reports
July 9, 2018
This Annual Report outlines our work in 2017 to seriously reduce dependency on pesticides in Europe and to support safe and sustainable pest control methods. Enjoy reading!
February 22, 2018
Pesticides are designed to act as poisons against their target organisms, but likewise they are able to harm other living organisms. Many pesticides have been banned for causing cancer, malformations ...
February 6, 2018
Research done by the Pesticide Action Network reveals that in 92% (11 out of 12) of the EU-methods for pesticide risk assessment ex- amined, it was the industry that designed and/or promoted their reg...
November 27, 2017
PAN Europe welcomes the report on implementation of the Directive 2009/128/ EC on Sustainable Use of Pesticides (SUD) of the 21 October 2009 prepared by the European Commission and sent to the Europea...
November 14, 2017
South-Tyrol Organisation for Nature Conservation and Environment Protection, in collaboration with PAN Europe, recently published a report on the contamination of local playgrounds by pesticides from ...
November 7, 2017
Regarding the manipulation of science in the toxicity evaluation of glyphosate, much has already been said: the Monsanto papers, the copy/paste affair from the dossier into the RAR and other incidents...
October 18, 2017
The present report aims to emphasise that we already have all the tools necessary to gradually start building a pesticide-free agricultural model and to confirm that weed control is possible using oth...
October 4, 2017
This report aims to inform European Regulators, as well as to raise public awareness, on the presence of certain pesticides, which have been identified to have endocrine disrupting properties in scien...
August 7, 2017
EU policy provides that people are not exposed to carcinogens1. This means that alleged 'safe levels of exposure' (thresholds) shall not be applied to carcinogens and any exposure to these chemicals p...
July 12, 2017
This report by PAN Germany's Senior Toxicologist, Peter Clausing, argues that in their assessments leading to the possible re-authorisation of Glyphosate, EU authorities failed to acknowledge its toxi...