India is the second largest producer of vegetables after China, and accounts for 13.4% of world production. Surveys carried out by institutions spread throughout the country indicate that 50-70% of vegetables are contaminated with insecticide residues.

Chemical manufacturers shaken by India's signing POPs convention

India signs Stockholm Convention

GRP has emerged as a truly democratic indicator of the direction in which corporate environmental governance is headed

stockpiles of obsolete pesticides, inclu

Children exposed to DDT attain early puberty

A historical chance to get rid of some of the most toxic substances known to humans

A German food laboratory found traces of potentially dangerous pesticide Dicofol and fungicides Procymidon and Chlorthalonil in six out of 20 random samples of imported strawberries reports Reuters

at least 120 countries have agreed to become signatories to a un treaty banning or restricting the use of 12 toxic chemicals known as persistent organic pollutants ( pop s). The treaty,

The case of malaria is an example of how excessive reliance on insecticides has damaged the environment and harmed public health

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