Tag: Monsanto
EWG Finds High Glyphosate Levels in Hummus
Washington, D.C.—The Environmental Working Group (EWG) commissioned laboratory tests on hummus and chickpeas samples, and found glyphosate in more than 80% of non-organic samples....
Farmer Awarded $265M Against Bayer, BASF, for Dicamba-Based Damage
Cape Girardeau, MO—A Missouri peach grower was awarded $265 million in his lawsuit against Bayer and BASF, according to Reuters, in which he alleged...
The Risks of Glyphosate and How to Reduce Exposure
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This is a very interesting interview with Dr. Erin Stokes. I have learned a lot about the risks of glyphosate (RoundUp)...
The Glyphosate Cases Grind Forward as Health and Fertility Rates Plunge
Editor’s Note: This article is intended for information purposes only. Because state and municipal laws vary greatly, as do the circumstances of individual cases,...
Germany to Ban Glyphosate
Berlin, Germany—Germany will ban the use of the weedkiller glyphosate from the end of 2023 and limit its use before then, according to Reuters,...
Couple Awarded $2 Billion in Lawsuit Against Bayer/Monsanto
Oakland, CA—A California jury awarded over $2 billion to a couple that developed non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma (NHL) after years of using Roundup, the glyphosate-based weed...
Jury Rules that Monsanto is Liable for California Man’s Cancer
San Francisco, CA—A federal jury ruled that Monsanto/Bayer was liable for Edwin Hardeman’s cancer, and ordered the company to pay Hardeman $80 million in...
Jury Unanimously Decides Roundup Caused San Francisco Man’s Cancer
San Francisco, CA—A federal jury in San Francisco found that Monsanto’s glyphosate-based herbicide Roundup was a substantial factor in causing the cancer of a...
Judge Limits Evidence to Be Brought Against Bayer in Glyphosate Case
San Francisco, CA—A federal judge has limited the evidence attorneys in an upcoming case can bring against Bayer in a trial determining whether or...
ToxicDocs Provides Access to Documents Concerning the Health Hazards of Toxic Chemicals
New York City, NY—A free, searchable database, called ToxicDocs, developed by professors from Columbia University and CUNY, provides insight into companies that made and...
