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One body, multiple pathways: where India is going wrong in regulating pesticide exposure

Posted on July 8, 2026 By admin
One body, multiple pathways: where India is going wrong in regulating pesticide exposure

Pesticide residues do not arrive as a single dose. They arrive in a vegetable, a glass of water, and the air of a home, often on the same day, and none of India’s three major monitoring systems is built to add them up. In 2008, in the Orissa village of Sindhikela, village residents used pesticides…

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