Families of pesticide victims urge MEPs to stop ‘light‑touch’ rules on toxic sprays

MEPs want to make it easier for aerial spraying of pesticides, typically by drones, to be authorised by member states, and 15-year licences for approved pesticides, rising to 25 years for renewals.

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Families of pesticide victims urge MEPs to stop ‘light‑touch’ rules on toxic sprays

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