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Oxford Real Farming Conference: The dirty truth about pesticides
By Stacy Malkan March 1, 2023
Stacy Malkan, co-founder of U.S. Right to Know and author of the report Merchants of Poison: How Monsanto Sold the World on a Toxic Pesticide, joined Donald Ikenna Ofoegbu, program coordinator of Heinrich Boell Stiftung and the Alliance for Action on Pesticide in Nigeria, and Josie Cohen, head of policy and campaigns for Pesticide Action Network UK, at the Oxford Real Farming Conference in January 2023.
The panel, titled The Dirty Truth About Pesticides and What We Can Do About It, was moderated by Tiffani Patton, co-director of Real Food Media. You can watch the discussion here (direct link to YouTube).
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