More and more European municipalities choose to manage their green spaces without chemical pesticides.The movement, which in Germany already numbers about 600 localities, seeks to reduce the environmental impact of herbicides and insecticides and recover urban biodiversity. Author photo: Robot8A Creative Commons. Wendelstein, Bavaria – Germany Sarah Brockhaus's article in the German magazine Schrot&Korn describes how this transition is consolid…
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More and more European municipalities choose to manage their green spaces without chemical pesticides.The movement, which in Germany already numbers about 600 localities, seeks to reduce the environmental impact of herbicides and insecticides and recover urban biodiversity. Author photo: Robot8A Creative Commons. Wendelstein, Bavaria – Germany Sarah Brockhaus's article in the German magazine Schrot&Korn describes how this transition is consolid…