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Forbes retracts attack on paper showing link between glyphosate and cancer
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Tobacco industry-linked author failed to disclose Monsanto connections
Major win for transparency of pesticide and GMO safety studies in Europe
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Industry safety studies will be published when applications for market authorisations are submitted
What the pesticides in our urine tell us about organic food
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After just two weeks on an organic diet, pesticide levels in urine dropped by between 49 and 95%
Eating GM maize sprayed with Roundup increased death rate – study
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Male rats fed GM maize sprayed with Roundup died prematurely in EU-funded study – results were covered up
Buy organic food to help curb global insect collapse, say scientists
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Urging political action on pesticide use is another way to help stem "collapse of nature"
New study questions practice of desiccation with glyphosate herbicide
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More studies needed on health effects of residues resulting from "burndown" of crops with glyphosate
Exposure to glyphosate-based herbicides increases risk of non-Hodgkin lymphoma – new analysis
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Three of the authors of new meta-analysis were members of the EPA's scientific advisory panel on glyphosate