Study suggests some international pesticide policies may be influenced by poor quality analysis

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Sep 23, 2025, 9:44 am114 pts
UNSW researchers have shown that poor quality research methods and geographical biases in reviews mean the evidence policymakers may rely on is shakier than it appears.

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