RT | August 9, 2017 Monsanto used toxic industrial chemicals known as PCBs in the production of everyday appliances such as TVs, fridges and plastics for at least eight years after discovering the harm they did, newly-compiled archives claim to prove. From the 1930s, and until the end of their distribution in 1977, Monsanto was […]
They're the seventh city to sue Monsanto for the same reason.
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Monsanto hid what they knew about the toxic chemical for decades.
RT | December 9, 2016 PCB pollution is in “every waterway in the state,” Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson said as he announced a lawsuit against Monsanto. It is the first time the agricultural biotech giant has ever been sued by a state. Polychlorinated biphenyls, or PCBs, have been at the heart of multiple lawsuits […]
This will be the seventh lawsuit in the US Monsanto faces over PCBs contamination.
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This is the fourth such lawsuit Monsanto is facing over PCB contamination in the United States.
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RT | March 17, 2015 Agrochemical giant Monsanto has been sued by the City of San Diego and the San Diego Unified Port District for selling chemicals the multinational knew were harmful to the ecology, including that of the now heavily polluted San Diego Bay. According to the San Diego Reader, city agencies filed suit […]
By Barbara Minton | Natural Society | March 6, 2015 Monsanto is now instantly recognized as the company dominating the global food supply with its more than 7000 current worldwide patents. But today’s Monsanto is not a corporate newcomer. Although its literature heralds the company as having a clear and principled code of conduct and a pledge to demonstrate […]
