Beyond the Next Herbicide: Why Public Money Should Back Alternative Weed Control That Already Works
GMO Cotton Genes Are Spreading on Their Own Through Wild Cotton in Mexico, New Study Finds
New Pesticide Safety Bill of Rights Demands Cancer Warnings, Spray Alerts and Protection for Children
Agrarius Tech Delivers Blockbuster Potato Yield Gains in Brazilian Field Trials
Glyphosate Found Trapped in Womb Tissue — And It’s Highest in the Most Aggressive Cancers
US Court Closes Ultra-Processed Food Loophole to Strengthen GMO Labeling Requirements
The most comprehensive multigenerational study on glyphosate and Roundup herbicides has found dose-dependent anxiety-like behavior in rats exposed to doses regulators call “safe”. The findings, which will soon be peer-review published, add fuel to multiple smaller studies that have shown glyphosate...
A new Hungarian study is the first to detect glyphosate directly inside human endometrial tissue — and finds it clustering ominously with a hormone-disrupting mycotoxin in high-grade cancer patients. For decades, the debate over glyphosate’s health effects has largely played out through epidemiology, animal models, and cell-culture experiments. What has been missing is direct evidence of...
Herbicides are the most heavily used pesticides in farming, and governments on both sides of the Atlantic say they want fewer of them. The fastest, cheapest route is to fund the electrical, laser, robotic and bioherbicide tools that already control weeds in the field, and to help farmers choose between them – not to bet too much public money on new molecules that may never reach a farm. Safer new...
