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In this issue, “Best of the Web” presents the modified National Institute of Standards and Technology (MNIST) resources, consisting of a collection of handwritten digit images used extensively in ...

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For its 2025 report, the EWG says it looked at the results of testing on nearly 53,700 samples of 47 types of fruit and vegetable. The EWG took into account four chief criteria.

The advocacy and watchdog organization Environmental Working Group has released its annual 'Dirty Dozen' list of the produce items with the highest levels of pesticides Topping the list is spinach ...

The Environmental Working Group (EWG) added blackberries and potatoes to its “Dirty Dozen” list of produce containing the most residue of potentially harmful pesticides.

And according to EWG analysis, the amount of pesticides found on the fruit has skyrocketed since 2010, when just 3% of samples contained five or more pesticides—that number has now reached over 60%.

The Environmental Working Group just released its 2025 Dirty Dozen list — and the results are eye-opening. This year’s top offenders include strawberries, spinach, and grapes, with some ...