Learning about phytopharmacy

Every time an issue relating to pesticides is raised in a study, public opinion is rightly moved to question the possible risks to health, hygiene and the environment, and the benefits that these products can bring to the economy and agriculture, especially in developed countries, which enjoy abundant agricultural resources. Pesticides, in fact, which include insecticides, herbicides, rodenticides, molluscicides, fungicides etc., have been widely used for many years. They are used in the fight against famine, to protect crops worldwide, and to increase agricultural production. The insecticide best known to the general public is undoubtedly DDT (Dichloro Diphenyl Trichloroethane) or C14H9Cl5. Indeed, all over the developing world, we are witnessing speeches on agricultural policy, slogans in favor of agriculture thanks to funding for agricultural projects from developed countries and international organizations, etc.

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Dottore di ricerca presso l'Università di Parigi Nanterre e BIU, Master in SSEnTs presso l'Università di Versailles e Farmacista presso l'Università di Lubumbashi. Insegna in diverse università, è scrittore, oratore, relatore di tesi di laurea di vincitori di premi, conferenziere e ispettore provinciale dei farmacisti del Sud Kivu/DRC.