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Pesticide Action Network North America (PANNA) combines science and community-led campaigns to advance the global elimination of hazardous pesticides. It promotes solutions that protect the health of communities and the environment, support local and global food security and encourage agricultural biodiversity.
PANNA is one of five regional centers of Pesticide Action Network International, comprised of more than 700 organizations in 90 countries launched in 1982. PAN's regional centers work autonomously and in concert to advance environmental justice, sustainable agriculture and food sovereignty.
One of PANNA's projects "Drift Catcher" provides an air monitoring device to community organizations who want to document their pesticide exposure for campaigns to stop drift. Click here for descriptions of recent projects.
To learn more about the Pesticide Action Network North America, contact Managing Director Steve Scholl-Buckwald at steveatpan[at]panna.org or call (415) 981-1771.
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STAY INFORMED
+ PAN North America magazine
The PAN North America magazine is available online internationally and by mail in North America. The November issue traces 25 years of collaboration, with articles from all regions in English, French, German and Spanish.
+ Pesticide Action Network Updates Service (PANUPS)
PANUPS is a free weekly international news service covering pesticides, environmental health, sustainable agriculture and genetic engineering with summaries of the latest research, regulatory and other policy decisions, as well as activism. PANUPS is available on the Web and via email. Click to subscribe to PANUPS and to read current and back issues.
+ PAN Pesticides Database
PANNA hosts the PAN Pesticides Database, the world's most extensive non-industry online pesticide information resource, with data on the toxicity, approved uses and regulatory status of 6,500 pesticides, insecticides and herbicides.
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GET INVOLVED
+ Join the PAN Action Center
Help eliminate pesticides that make people sick, holding corporations and government accountable and promoting safe solutions.
On Feb. 19, more than 13,000 people petitioned EPA head Stephen Johnson to demand a ban on endosulfan, a dangerous, outmoded organochlorine pesticide.
On Feb. 28, 1,150 people signed on electronically to postcards to India's Prime Minister, demanding that he fulfill promises to victims of the 1984 Bhopal disaster.
PAN provides action alerts to engage individual in campaigns and offers the service to more than 150 Affiliate organizations across North America and allies around the world. Subscribe to PAN's Action Center.
+ Affliate with PANNA
PANNA invites nonprofits that share their commitment to cooperation and advocacy in service of pesticide reform to become PANNA affiliates. Click here to request information about affiliating with PAN.
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PANNA is one of five regional centers of Pesticide Action Network International, comprised of more than 700 organizations in 90 countries launched in 1982. PAN's regional centers work autonomously and in concert to advance environmental justice, sustainable agriculture and food sovereignty.
One of PANNA's projects "Drift Catcher" provides an air monitoring device to community organizations who want to document their pesticide exposure for campaigns to stop drift. Click here for descriptions of recent projects.
To learn more about the Pesticide Action Network North America, contact Managing Director Steve Scholl-Buckwald at steveatpan[at]panna.org or call (415) 981-1771.
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STAY INFORMED
+ PAN North America magazine
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+ Pesticide Action Network Updates Service (PANUPS)
PANUPS is a free weekly international news service covering pesticides, environmental health, sustainable agriculture and genetic engineering with summaries of the latest research, regulatory and other policy decisions, as well as activism. PANUPS is available on the Web and via email. Click to subscribe to PANUPS and to read current and back issues.
+ PAN Pesticides Database
PANNA hosts the PAN Pesticides Database, the world's most extensive non-industry online pesticide information resource, with data on the toxicity, approved uses and regulatory status of 6,500 pesticides, insecticides and herbicides.
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GET INVOLVED
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Help eliminate pesticides that make people sick, holding corporations and government accountable and promoting safe solutions.
On Feb. 19, more than 13,000 people petitioned EPA head Stephen Johnson to demand a ban on endosulfan, a dangerous, outmoded organochlorine pesticide.
On Feb. 28, 1,150 people signed on electronically to postcards to India's Prime Minister, demanding that he fulfill promises to victims of the 1984 Bhopal disaster.
PAN provides action alerts to engage individual in campaigns and offers the service to more than 150 Affiliate organizations across North America and allies around the world. Subscribe to PAN's Action Center.
+ Affliate with PANNA
PANNA invites nonprofits that share their commitment to cooperation and advocacy in service of pesticide reform to become PANNA affiliates. Click here to request information about affiliating with PAN.
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