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Monsanto hit with $2 billion damages verdict in third Roundup trial
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Jury finds Roundup was a significant contributing factor in causing Alva and Alberta Pilliod’s non-Hodgkin lymphoma
"Non-unique" new GMOs: Barrier to regulation or smokescreen for industry?
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As an expert report uses the spectre of “non-uniqueness” as a reason not to regulate new GMOs, GMWatch is not convinced
Planting the seeds of regime change: How GMO seeds and Monsanto/Bayer’s Roundup are driving US policy in Venezuela
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With Juan Guaidó’s parallel government attempting to take power with the backing of the US, the top political donors of those in the US most fervently pushing regime change in Venezuela have close ties to Monsanto and major financial stakes in Bayer. Report by Whitney Webb, MPN.news
Prenatal and early-life pesticide exposures associated with increased autism risk and severity
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Use of 11 pesticides (including glyphosate) within 2,000 meters of a family’s home during developmental periods correlated with increased risk of autism. Report by Rachel Benbrook
Danish Council on Ethics attacks EU's GMO regulations
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Council was advised – and misled – by scientists whose links to the GMO industry were not disclosed to the public
Fall in cotton production in Burkina Faso "nothing to do with phasing out of Bt cotton"
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Expert debunks GMO hype by Cornell Alliance for Science, Genetic Literacy Project
Oxitec’s failed GM mosquito releases worldwide
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Forewarnings for Africa and the Target Malaria project