Fears mount as herbicide-cancer link comes to light
Family believes boy’s non-Hodgkins lymphoma stems from Roundup exposure
2017
Release of GM mustard faces another hurdle
Agricultural researchers of the National Academy of Agricultural Sciences (NAAS) differ over the variety’s suitability and potential
Author and editors of glyphosate report challenge ECHA to scientific debate over cancer link
ECHA and other EU authorities broke their own rules and brushed aside evidence of cancer to conclude that glyphosate is non-carcinogenic, according to a report published by GLOBAL 2000. Now the author and editors have challenged ECHA to defend its position in a public scientific debate
India: State of Karnataka to oppose commercial cultivation of GM mustard
Karnataka will make its position clear to the prime minister
Now Iowa farmers report dicamba drift injury
Iowa joins Missouri, Arkansas, Tennessee, and Kansas in reporting crop damage from drift of dicamba herbicide sprayed on GM dicamba-tolerant crops
“Traditional mustard output adequate, don’t need GM mustard”
Rajasthan, India’s top mustard producing state, rejects GM mustard
Tennessee is latest state to restrict use of Monsanto herbicide
Tennessee is the fourth state to take action
US urgent action: Tell USDA that GMO labelling must be clear and on the package
US citizens: you’ve fought for years for labelling of genetically engineered (GE or GMO) food. Now is your chance to finally get it
Does the world’s top weedkiller cause cancer? Trump’s EPA will decide
Bloomberg analyses the problems with the EPA’s evaluation of glyphosate’s cancer-causing potential
Tennessee Dept of Ag to investigate 69 possible dicamba complaints
The fault is with Monsanto’s product and not the farmers, says State Rep. Bill Sanderson, who is also owner of a winery damaged by dicamba drift