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Here are a few cities that had implemented pesticide bans or restrictions as of 2021:
Paris, France: Paris announced a plan to ban the use of synthetic pesticides in its public spaces by 2024 and aims to become pesticide-free by 2026.
Copenhagen, Denmark: The city has a goal to be completely pesticide-free by 2025, and they have been implementing measures to reduce pesticide use in public areas.
Portland, Oregon, USA: Portland banned the use of synthetic pesticides on city property in 2016. The ban includes parks, playgrounds, and other public spaces.
Bogotá, Colombia: The city banned the use of glyphosate, a commonly used herbicide, in 2016 in an effort to promote more environmentally friendly practices.
Wellington, New Zealand: Wellington has adopted a "pesticide-free" policy for its parks and reserves, with a focus on using alternative methods for pest management.
Tromsø, Norway: The city has implemented a policy to reduce pesticide use in public areas and promote alternative pest control methods.
Brussels, Belgium: Brussels has banned the use of glyphosate and other synthetic pesticides on public property.
Ithaca, New York, USA: This city has implemented a ban on the use of synthetic pesticides on city-owned property and rights-of-way.
Reykjavik, Iceland: Reykjavik has taken steps to reduce pesticide use in its public areas and aims to minimize the use of chemicals for pest control.
