Poisoned by Pesticides | Ambrook Research
Research shows that farmworkers are often exposed to dangerous chemicals with little protective equipment or recourse when they get sick. A slate of bills in the House and Senate could help.
Research shows that farmworkers are often exposed to dangerous chemicals with little protective equipment or recourse when they get sick. A slate of bills in the House and Senate could help. Yesica was pregnant with her daughter Magdalena when she was transferred to a pesticide mixing position at the Central Florida ornamental plant laboratory where she had been working. Read Next A Food Label for Farmworkers A Safety Net for Farmworkers During Climate Disasters From Fieldworkers to Farm Owners She was not provided personal protective equipment. Fearing the potential health risks for her and h
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