Study Finds Costa Rica’s Pesticide Use Damaging Soil Ecosystems
Researchers warn of long-term environmental impacts and biodiversity loss.
A new study from the National University of Costa Rica has found that widespread pesticide use is severely harming the country’s soil ecosystems.
The research reveals a decline in essential microorganisms and soil fertility, raising alarms about long-term agricultural sustainability and the potential loss of Costa Rica’s ecological balance.
The research reveals a decline in essential microorganisms and soil fertility, raising alarms about long-term agricultural sustainability and the potential loss of Costa Rica’s ecological balance.
