Adam Romero publishes article about the relation between pesticides and aesthetics standards for fruits and vegetables

Adam Romero published an article in Environmental History that examines how overproduction of crops and aesthetic standards influenced pesticide use in post-WWII California. The article, “Inescapable but not Inevitable Ecologies,” is part of a forum reflecting on “Inescapable Ecologies: A History of Environment, Disease, and Knowledge” by Linda Nash on its 20th Anniversary.