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Brief Exposure to Glyphosate Can Cause Lasting Damage to the Brain – New StudyFolks, we have been talking about the dangers of glyphosate, the most widely used weed killer in the world, for decades. The FDA and EPA have virtually ignored our requests to ban the use of glyphosate, or at the very least to disallow its use as a desiccant (drying agent). There is an overwhelmi...
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Glyphosate Crosses Blood-Brain Barrier: Exposure Correlates With Alzheimer’s Symptoms“In a new study, Arizona State University (ASU) and the Translational Genomics Research Institute (TGEN) have explored the effects of glyphosate exposure on the brains of mice. The research demonstrates, for the first time, that glyphosate successfully crosses the blood-brain barr...
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More than 50 Percent of Tested U.S. Rivers, Lakes, and Ponds Heavily PollutedResearch shows that more than 50% of tested U.S. rivers, lakes, and ponds heavily polluted. Report finds EPA has “neglected its duty” under the federal Clean Water Act.More than 700,000 miles of America’s rivers, streams and creeks and more than 11 million acres of lakes, ponds and re...
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Roundup is Not Just a Carcinogenic Herbicide. It’s a Bee Killing Pesticide Too.Happy Earth Day! Please do something for the earth today. Read this article and take action below! Thank you!A new study released April 6, 2021, in the Journal of Applied Ecology reveals that Roundup, the most widely used herbicide in the world, and the focus of recent lawsuits regarding non-Hodg...
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The Monsanto PapersFood Integrity Now spoke with Carey Gillam about her new book, The Monsanto Papers, Deadly Secrets, Corporate Corruption, and One Man’s Search for Justice. The book tells the inside story of Lee Johnson’s landmark lawsuit against Monsanto after a workplace accident left Lee doused in ...
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Best Chance to Ban GlyphosatePlease Take Action!The EPA has admitted that glyphosate herbicides (also known as Roundup or Ranger Pro by Monsanto/Bayer) harm 93% of endangered species. This is an excellent reason for the EPA to deny the license of glyphosate. However, they claim that only landscaping use (20 million poun...
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EPA Releases Evaluation of Glyphosate Herbicide Impact on Endangered SpeciesThe day before Thanksgiving the EPA released their Biological Evaluation (BE) assessment of potential risks for registered uses of glyphosate to endangered or threatened species or their critical habitat. This federal action is a part of the Registration Review for the license of glyphosate, whic...
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Regulating GMOs Fails AgainOn Saturday, May 16, we received word from the USDA about a ruling on the regulating of GMOs. Unfortunately, regulating of GMOs fails again. This ruling is beyond insane and allows GMO makers to profit even more by the poisoning of our food, water and planet. One of the points in this ruling actu...
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EPA’s Decision: A Corporate TakeoverThe U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) released in a statement Thursday that they have finished their regulatory review and found that glyphosate is not a carcinogen. In their statement released Thursday, the agency said “EPA has concluded that there is no risk of concern to human h...
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Moms and Others tell EPA Don’t renew GlyphosateZen Honeycutt, Founder and Director of Moms Across America, three scientists, including Dr. Zach Bush; a lab scientist; and a former chemical industry scientist whose health was greatly improved after going organic, Glyphosate Girl (Kelly Ryerson), and a few others, met with the EPA on Friday, A...
