Posted on April 23, 2018
Glyphosate is widely known for its role in agriculture due to the domination of GMO crops modified to resist this toxic herbicide. But it also has a significant role in industrial forestry. Yesterday at the Gen-Earth event I… Read More
Posted on February 6, 2018
By Carey Gilliam Via US RTK Score another point for corporate power over protection of the public. U.S. Rep Lamar Smith, chairman of the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Science, Space, & Technology, has slated a full… Read More
Category: Featured, Social Media News Tags: cancer, carey gilliam, glyphosate, IARC, lamar smith, US Right to Know
Posted on November 29, 2017
By Jonathan Latham, PhD Via Independent Science News The ecology of Planet Earth is rapidly collapsing under a rising tide of toxic pollution and plastic waste as, in every sector of the economy, natural products and methods are replaced with synthetics. One… Read More
Category: Climate Justice, Featured, Social Media News Tags: europe, glyphosate, gmo, RoundUp
Posted on August 25, 2017
By CAREY GILLAM Originally Published at US Right To Know Newly released government email communications show a persistent effort by multiple officials within the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to slow a separate federal agency’s safety review of… Read More
Category: Climate Justice, Featured, Social Media News Tags: cancer, EPA, glyphosate, Huffington Post, Monsanto, US Right to Know
Posted on August 7, 2017
A new report on the health risks of glyphosate-based herbicides highlights major flaws in the integrity of regulations vital to the protection of New Zealand. The report released by Steffan Browning of the Green Party, reexamines the findings… Read More
Category: Climate Justice, Featured, Social Media News Tags: Claire Bleakley, EPA, glyphosate, Monsanto, mpi, new zealand
Posted on July 11, 2017
Exposure to the weedkiller glyphosate is making feral cane toads more toxic and negatively impacting other species in Australia.Hungarian scientists reported their findings in The Royal Society last week. From Sustainable Pulse: Scientists say they fear Australian feral cane toads could… Read More
Category: Climate Justice, Featured, Social Media News Tags: australia, cane toad, glyphosate, invasive
Posted on April 17, 2017
Emerging Controversy Casts Doubts on EPA’s Glyphosate Cancer Assessment PORTLAND, Ore.— The Center for Biological Diversity and U.S. Right to Know submitted Freedom of Information Act requests this week seeking public records to determine whether Monsanto inappropriately influenced… Read More
Category: Featured, Social Media News Tags: cancer, EPA, glyphosate, Monsanto, portland, WHO, World Health Organization
Posted on April 3, 2017
By Stacy Malkan usrtk.org Glyphosate is a synthetic herbicide patented in 1974 by the Monsanto Company, and now manufactured and sold by many companies in hundreds of products around the world. Glyphosate is best known as the… Read More
Category: Featured, Social Media News Tags: glyphosate, Monsanto, pesticide, RoundUp
Posted on August 11, 2016
More environmental havoc and disruption to the farming community at the hands of the Monsanto company, with over 100 complaints of pesticide drift have been reported since mid-June in the Missouri area. Seventy five to 80 complaints of… Read More
Category: Featured, Social Media News Tags: Beyond Pesticides, dicamba, glyphosate, Monsanto
Posted on July 20, 2016
Note: One of the traits being engineered into trees is resistance to glyphosate. Via Beyond Pesticides A review of the scientific literature links glyphosate, one of the most popular weed killers in the U.S. and the active ingredient in Roundup,… Read More
Category: Featured, No GE Trees News, Social Media News Tags: Alzheimer’s disease, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, asthma, diabetes, glyphosate, Monsanto, obesity, pesticide
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