From fields to gardens: Pesticide contamination in residential areas. A participatory study in Verona (Veneto Region, Italy), 2021-2022.

Giovanni Beghini; Danieli Ga; Claudia Marcolungo; Paolo Lauriola; Renzo Caobelli; Luigi Bisanti

doi:10.19191/ep25.5-6.a901.091

February 5, 2026

From fields to gardens: Pesticide contamination in residential areas. A participatory study in Verona (Veneto Region, Italy), 2021-2022.

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Key Points

The research aims to identify pesticide contamination levels in residential areas and assess current protection measures.
Participatory environmental monitoring conducted in residential areas
Assessment of pesticide drift incidents
Analysis of current protection measures against contamination
Identified significant pesticide drift in residential areas
Found shortcomings in existing protection measures
Suggested enhanced strategies for public health action

Implication

This participatory study highlights pesticide drift issues in residential areas, suggesting improved health measures.

Abstract

the findings highlight shortcomings in current protection measures against pesticide drift. Participatory environmental monitoring can strengthen prevention strategies and support public health action.

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From fields to gardens: Pesticide contamination in residential areas. A participatory study in Verona (Veneto Region, Italy), 2021-2022.

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From fields to gardens: Pesticide contamination in residential areas. A participatory study in Verona (Veneto Region, Italy), 2021-2022.

Key Points

Implication

Abstract

Discussion

Cite This Study

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