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Independent international action

Are you really contaminated
by pesticides?

Glyphosate, fipronil, atrazine, lindane, sulfoxaflor, chlordecone,
chlorpyrifos, fungicides, SDHI, neonicotinoids, pyrethroids…

Take part in the Great Pesticide Screening, the first independent international study based on toxicological screening of more than 1200 pesticides (and 600 other organic pollutants including bisphenol, phthalates, parabens, flame retardants...).
A simple hair analysis allows you to know your contamination during the last couple of months. The test results will be compiled into a study to reveal the reality of pesticide contamination.
Act for yourself
and for everyone...
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(Modalities and functioning of the Great Pesticide Screening)

Start of the action planned for the second half of 2021
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Why participate
in the great screening pesticides?
I act for myself
I protect my health
and the health of my family.
By participating in our screening, you will learn about the pesticides that actually contaminate you, as well as their potential sources <i> (food, hygiene products, cosmetics or the environment) </i>. {Br} Remove the sources to protect yourself.
To become an actor of your health
by preventing the risks associated with long-term exposure.
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I participate in a cicivic action
to protect future generations.
The data collected will be studied to establish a state of the actual contamination of the population (persistent pesticides, pesticides contained in the export products that we consume, pesticides used in local agriculture) .
To initiate collective actions
based on the biological truth
of pesticide contamination.