France 24 (EN)France· English
‘So safe you could drink it’: Scientists and pesticide victims fear an EU rollback
Reported by 4 outlets from 1 country, in 2 languages, on 10 Oct 2026.
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In Brussels, the European Commission and right-wing and far-right parliamentarians are reportedly moving to simplify the market approval of toxic products in Europe. This legislative package proposes removing any reassessment of pesticide homologation. Scientists and doctors are mobilizing against this project.
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- ‘So safe you could drink it’: Scientists and pesticide victims fear an EU rollback Headline of the event's most representative article · France 24 (EN), 10 Oct 2026
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LibérationFrance· French
«L’un des pires reculs jamais connus» : comment les pesticides pourraient être autorisés à vie dans l’UE
Le Nouvel ObsFrance· French
Des pesticides autorisés à vie ? Au Parlement européen, la droite et l’extrême droite s’apprêtent à brader notre santé
Le MondeFrance· French
« Pesticides à vie ? Non merci ! » : partout en France, des mobilisations contre un projet européen de dérégulation « dévastateur »
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France 24 (EN)France· English
‘So safe you could drink it’: Scientists and pesticide victims fear an EU rollback
Le MondeFrance· French
« Pesticides à vie ? Non merci ! » : partout en France, des mobilisations contre un projet européen de dérégulation « dévastateur »
Le Nouvel ObsFrance· French
Des pesticides autorisés à vie ? Au Parlement européen, la droite et l’extrême droite s’apprêtent à brader notre santé
LibérationFrance· French
«L’un des pires reculs jamais connus» : comment les pesticides pourraient être autorisés à vie dans l’UE
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