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English: Europe is stuck in a toxic relationship. For decades, farmers have relied on chemicals to produce the food that feeds the continent. The perils of pesticides are widely known, but their use remains largely unchecked. As a biodiversity crisis unfolds, can Europe address its silent pesticide problem? ⏰

Read our #SilentDeath publications with media partners all over Europe and on our website, including field reporting and analysis of scientific studies and data, expert interviews, and portraits of farmers from across the continent. We will also try to show you examples of constructive solutions to the issue.

Explore the new investigation by Investigate Europe: https://www.investigate-europe.eu/en/2022/pesticides-europe-biodiversity-crisis/

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Art Direction & Motion Graphics Design: Alexia Barakou Sound design: Panagiotis Papagiannopoulos Narration: Pavlos Zafiropoulos

Produced by: Reporters United (Athens, Greece)

  1. Pesticides #Biodiversity #ClimateCrisis #FarmToFork #SilentDeath
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