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Research Dir. U.S. Right to Know; Veteran journalist specializing in coverage of food, ag & environment; Author of Whitewash columnist

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    Mar 1

    If you're at all interested in courtroom dramas and/or corporate wrongdoing that endangers public health, this book is for you. Available now via and independent bookstores.

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  2. Aug 6

    “Canadians want food safety determined by independent scientists not faceless global corporations." So should we all. via

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  3. Aug 5

    Profit margins sliding for in the crop science unit that included the Monsanto business as the division is still "reeling from a wave of lawsuits linked to its Roundup weedkiller. Shares fall.

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  4. Aug 4

    Don't miss this important piece from Something smells here.... the smell of corruption, disregard for public health, and greed.

    Here is the link to the Live show on the AltEn Plant in Mead, Nebraska. Starting now.
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  5. Aug 4

    Science should not be a 'gray' area, but given the amount of corporate meddling involved, it's harder than ever to discern the truth about risk we face in everyday products.

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  6. Aug 4

    ⁦The gig is up ! and whistleblowers have blown your cover. Time to stop allowing chem giants to poison our planet and do your job to protect the public. ⁩ needs to jump all over this. by

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  7. Aug 4

    HUGE news, indicating regulators are starting to wake up to the risks of ever-higher levels of pesticides. Bravo Canada, for "putting a pause" on requests for more pesticide residues to be allowed in food. When will work to protect public health?

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  8. Aug 4

    ⁦Holy !#%% ⁩ ! Great reporting on a terrible topic. These ⁦⁩ managers need to go to prison. ⁦⁩ , what are you doing about thus?

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  9. Aug 4

    Here we go again - back in court to try to defend against claims Monsanto's Roundup causes cancer. Opening statements in 4th trial set for Thursday. (unless they settle first??)

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  10. Aug 3

    Pleased and proud to be one of the contributing authors for this important new book, a part of the World Food Preservation Center Book Series. The risks are real.

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  11. Aug 3

    Word to the wise: Journalists covering climate, chemicals & pharmaceuticals should carefully check out sources because numerous groups "pretend to inform the public, while actually just protecting corporate profits."

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  12. Aug 1

    As we say here in Kansas- chickens coming home to roost ⁦⁩ ⁦⁩

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  13. Jul 29

    Big news from - to replace Roundup & other glyphosate-based products with alternatives starting in 2023 for U.S. consumers; also to book $4.5 bln extra provision lawsuits. That Monsanto purchase really taking a toll.

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    Jul 28

    According to a new study, published Tuesday in the journal Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics, particle pollution from chemical usage is responsible for between 340,000 and 900,000 premature deaths each year -- 10 times greater than previous estimates.

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    Jul 28
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    Mary Mangan is an annoying troll who had to be escorted out of a book talk in Cambridge. Who gets bounced from a book talk? A Conversation w/ Author Carey Gillam on Spotlighting Agriculture and Pesticide Disinformation, & Sometimes Paying a Price

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    Jul 29

    I'm old enough to remember when Bayer/Monsanto hired Sidley Austin to absolve them of these charges. Guess their legal analysis wrong. Sidley Austin report on what didn't did, but we now know did ... did.

    French privacy regulator fines Monsanto for privacy breach and lobbying practices
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  17. Jul 28

    France fines Monsanto for illegally acquiring data on journalists and activists | UK Time News

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    Jul 27

    story adds a powerful new verse to the Dicamba Blues, courtesy of Harry Stine (Stine Seeds) " has caused more damage to American agriculture than anything I've witnessed in my lifetime, and I am old." And the next verse...

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  19. Jul 27

    When Big Ag doesn't want to talk about "Freedom of Information" you know there is something to hide.

    How corporate sponsors of a journalism conference disinvited author Carey Gillam A Candid Conversation with Author on Spotlighting Agriculture and Pesticide Disinformation, And Sometimes Paying a Price /1
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  20. Jul 26

    The list of evidence, in the form of exhibits to be presented at trial, runs more than 250 pages. The plaintiff lists 39 people to testify, while has 32 witnesses to present. official Jess Rowland deposition testimony included.

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  21. Jul 22

    Nebraska lawmaker demanding answers from state regulators on key questions for public health in the widespread Mead pesticide contamination case

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