Bayer-Monsanto s'est retrouvé devant la justice française, jeudi, car son produit phare, le glyphosate est accusé d'avoir causé de graves malformations au garçon dont la mère a manié le produit pendan...

Solicitor general says federal rules override state laws on cancer warnings

La Corte Suprema de Estados Unidos decidirá si las empresas de agrotóxicos pueden ser demandadas por no advertir el riesgo de cáncer de sus productos. La decisión, que se suma a una ofensiva legislati...

More than 40% of pesticides discovered in dust linked to toxic effects including cancer and hormone disruption

Israel Used Bayer-Monsanto Manufactured White Phosphorus Against Lebanon & Palestine. The use of this incendiary munition, that burns people to death from the …

Several common pesticides, including the controversial herbicide glyphosate, cause genetic damage to people’s cells at very low exposure levels, according to a new study. Such cellular changes, often ...

Découvrez les dernières tendances économiques et sociales. Actualités, analyses, conseils pour une transition vers un avenir plus durable.

The Supreme Court ruled 7-2 to restrict thousands of lawsuits claiming Bayer, the parent company of Monsanto, had a duty to warn consumers about potential cancer risks from its popular weed killer Ro…

(Beyond Pesticides, April 20, 2021) Roundup products manufactured by Bayer-Monsanto kill exposed bumblebees at high rates, according to a new study published in the Journal of Applied Ecology, which points to undisclosed inert ingredients (those that typically make up a majority of the product formulation) as the primary culprit. Roundup products have become synonymous with their main active ingredient glyphosate, but Bayer-Monsanto has been quietly reformulating its flagship product with different herbicides in a likely attempt to rebrand as glyphosate cancer lawsuits drag down the company’s performance. The new study reveals that these new Roundup products present the same hazards to pollinators as glyphosate-based formulations, raising important questions about the pesticide regulatory process. Researchers based at Royal Holloway University of London, UK conducted the present study to better understand the hazards posed by herbicides often characterized as “bee safe” to the public. To do so, 10 healthy bumblebee (Bombus spp) colonies were retained, split into small groups, and sprayed with a particular herbicide. Four different herbicide products were employed, including: i) Fast Action Roundup® Ready‐To‐Use (containing glyphosate); ii) Roundup® Speed Ultra (containing acetic acid and no glyphosate); iii) Weedol® Gun! Rootkill Plus (containing glyphosate) and; iv) Roundup® ProActive (contains glyphosate […]

#BayerMonsanto @FNSEA vous offrent un cancer de qualité pour vos enfants @JeunesAgri @Agri_Gouv

This could be the end of Monsanto - Success Story - Organic Farming in India - Gegen Armut und Selbstmorde von Landwirten - ökologische Landwirtschaft