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Nicotinoids Update: What the Latest Findings Mean for Your Health and Environment

New insights and regulatory shifts are raising important questions about everyday exposure and long term impact.

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Kathleen Barnes
March 20, 2026

March 20, 2026

A Message from Kathleen:

Dear Friends,

This is the time when all of us gardening addicts start to actually plant cool weather crops like peas, spinach and lettuce. You all know how important pollinators are to all of our food sources and that they are increasingly endangered for a number of reasons, including the still pervasive use of neonicotinoids in plants sold at your local big box store. Read on!

Be well,

Kathleen

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Stay informed with the latest nicotinoids update, including new research, including what it means for health, agriculture, and exposure risks.

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