Graduate unearths environmental impacts of forestry pesticides
The South African forestry sector’s use of pesticides poses only a low risk to human and environmental health, according to a Nelson Mandela University doctoral study.
PhD graduate Noxolo Ndlovu has shown that foresters continue to protect communities, the soil and aquatic organisms found within and adjacent to forestry plantations through their pesticide usage...
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