A federal judge has dismissed two lawsuits against the Food and Drug Administration.
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Chevron's got some explaining to do.The post Bombshell: Documents Show Witness Lied to Get Chevron out of Billions in Fines appeared first on The Anti-Media.
DuPont has been dumping the chemical, C8 (Perfluorooctanoic Acid), into the water supply near its facility in West Virginia for decades, igniting too many lawsuits to count. Carla Bartlett of Ohio is the first in over 3,500 lawsuits against the company to actually win. DuPont has known of the chemical’s toxicity since the 1950’s, but continued to manufacturer it.
Nestle’s actions aren’t just morally bankrupt, they are illegal.The post Forest Service Being Sued to Stop Nestle from Drawing Water in National Forest appeared first on The Anti-Media.
(Natural Society) We’ve been reporting on the case of Steve Marsh, an organic farmer in Australia who has been fighting Monsanto and his neighbor and childhood friend Michael Baxter due to the contamination of his farm from genetically modified canola.
Monsanto is being sued again, this time by 2 separate agricultural workers who allege the agribusiness’ Roundup herbicide caused their cancers.
The farm worker and horticultural assistant also say Monsanto intentionally misled the public and regulators about the dangers of Roundup. [1]
Monsanto is once again coming under fire for its herbicide RoundUp, with fresh lawsuits claiming it caused cancer in American workers who handled it.The post American Workers File Lawsuit Against Monsanto Claiming RoundUp Caused Cancer appeared first on The Anti-Media.
An important precedence has been set by a recent ruling in French Court. Even after an appeals court heard a case which attested that a farmer was poisoned by accidentally inhaling the fumes of an herbicide, they still sided in favor of the farmer. Considering that the herbicide, though not its best seller, was made by Monsanto – this news is even more important.
Kashi will pay $4 million in a false advertising lawsuit put forth in Florida. The lawsuit claimed that Kellogg’s, the parent company for Kashi, advertised an “all natural” (GM-free) product that was, in reality, full of genetically modified ingredients.
The family of a boy who suffered severe brain damage after being exposed to fumigation chemicals in his home has filed a lawsuit against Terminix and a subcontractor named Sunland alleging slapdash practices.
