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"We urgently need to reduce our overall toxic load." Researchers raise red flags after finding dangerous chemical in common consumer product: 'Blatant gap in health and safety regulation' first ...

"Glyphosate safety is supported by one of the most extensive worldwide human health, crop residue and environmental databases ever compiled on a pesticide product," says a company spokesperson.

Glyphosate was developed by the former Monsanto Company, which merged with Bayer last year, and first registered with the Environmental Protection Agency in 1974.

Glyphosate’s risks have been vastly exaggerated. Not only is it one of the safest herbicides, it has contributed to more environmentally friendly agriculture and helps combat climate change.

With glyphosate-based herbicides (GBHs) now ubiquitous in agriculture as well as schools, parks and home gardens, there is good reason to believe that most of us have been exposed to them.

Glyphosate is the top-selling herbicide in Brazil and the world, used intensively in soybean, corn and sugarcane plantations; around 70% of pesticides sold in the country are applied in the ...

Glyphosate is perpetually in the news. However, last month was especially busy because various agencies concluded that it either did – or did not – cause cancer or kill butterflies. The herbicide has ...