In a significant legal rebuke, a Federal Court judge has directed the federal government to reassess its 2022 approval of glyphosate, Canada’s most heavily used herbicide, amid fresh ...
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) reported in 2020 there were no risks to human health from current uses of the herbicide ... for a product called Mad Dog Plus, which contains ...
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The federal government must revisit its approval of a popular weed-killer, court saysBayer, which makes Roundup through its subsidiary Monsanto, has faced multiple lawsuits in the United States from Americans claiming the herbicide ... a product called Mad Dog Plus, which contains ...
Despite this, Health Canada granted renewals for Mad Dog Plus, a glyphosate-based herbicide, in 2022 without a transparent assessment of new science on risks posed by the chemical. “This decision from ...
Bayer, which makes Roundup through its subsidiary Monsanto, has faced multiple lawsuits in the United States from Americans claiming the herbicide gave them cancer ... the registration for a product ...
Bayer, which makes Roundup through its subsidiary Monsanto, has faced multiple lawsuits in the United States from Americans claiming the herbicide gave them cancer ... the registration for a product ...
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