The Inta Fired the Scientist Who Detected Agrochemicals in Humans: Researched Their Impact on Health
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The measure represents the most severe disciplinary sanction of Argentine public employment and specifies the expulsion and professional disqualification of Dr. Virginia Aparicio, after she coordinated a study on the presence of agrochemical glyphosate in the environment, animals and human beings.
The researcher from the National Institute of Agricultural Technology (INTA) and the National Council of Scientific and Technical Research (Conicet), Virginia Aparicio, was exonerated after an administrative summary linked to her participation in an international project that investigated the presence of pesticides in people and the environment. The decision implies her dismissal from the body and [...] The Polish entry for the exoneration of an…
The National Institute of Agricultural Technology (INTA) ordered the exoneration of Virginia Aparicio, a researcher who was carrying out his activity at the Experimental Farming Station Balcarce and CONICET that was investigating the impact of pesticides on human health, animals and the environment within the framework of the international SPRINT project. INTA’s decision remained [...] La entrada The INTA dismissed Virginia Aparicio for investig…
Virginia Aparicio was officially part of an international project with other countries in Europe. “We arrived at a wealth of information that is a little uncomfortable and I think that’s the reason,” she said in a recent interview with Canal Abierto. Look at it complete here. Writing Canal Abierto After a persecution process that [...]
The Inta Fired the Scientist Who Detected Agrochemicals in Humans: Researched Their Impact on Health
The researcher of INTA and the Conicet, Virginia Aparicio, was exonerated after an administrative summary linked to an international project that studied the presence of pesticides in people and the environment. The scientist questioned the measure and warned about its possible consequences for the freedom of research.
The organization exonerated the referent in the agrochemical research after administrative accusations that she and the scientific community consider unfounded and with political background. In a decision that promises to generate a strong shock and criticism in the national and international scientific community, the Board of Directors of the National Institute of Agricultural Technology (INTA) concluded the exoneration of the renowned research…
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