Monsanto’s Roundup raises cancer risk by 41%

15 February. Monsanto’s Roundup raises cancer risk 41%, EPA-linked scientists find. Monsanto’s Roundup raises the risk of certain cancers in heavily-exposed individuals by an eye-popping 41 percent, according to a study by former EPA advisors that may influence a coming wave of legal actions against the company.

Monsanto’s Roundup raises the risk of certain cancers in heavily-exposed individuals by an eye-popping 41 percent, according to a study by former EPA advisors that may influence a coming wave of legal actions against the company.

Exposure to glyphosate-based herbicides like Roundup dramatically increases a person’s risk of developing non-Hodgkins lymphoma, a new review of studies found, adding to the mounting pile of evidence against Monsanto’s popular weed killer, now owned by Bayer. The meta-analysis, published in Mutation Research, analyzed the results of six earlier studies to find individuals with heavy exposure to the herbicide had a 41 percent higher risk of developing non-Hodgkins lymphoma than those not exposed.

(…) After a historic court ruling in August in which the agrochemical conglomerate was forced to pay $78 million for “acting with malice” in concealing the carcinogenic risk of its product, resulting in a California groundskeeper’s cancer, Bayer-Monsanto is facing over 9,300 additional lawsuits from others with non-Hodgkins lymphoma who believe Roundup was responsible. The next case begins later this month.

Related: Glyphosate : comment s’en sortir?

• 21 January: Published on YouTube(128,003 views)
• PRODUCTION : January 2019
• Lenght : 01:30:00
• 4 consecutive documentaries: Monsanto, la fabrique du doute ; Le glyphotest d’”Envoyé” ; Le vote impossible ; Sri Lanka, un pays sans glyphosate
• This was broadcasted on Friday evening 15 February @ 22h00 on TV 5 Magreb Proche Orient: Grande soirée événementielle consacrée au glyphosate dans « Envoyé spécial »

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• 26 February 2019. Brussels. The Contribution of Organic Agriculture to the SDGs: Scientific evidence from comparative research
• An initiative of FiBL: Research Institute of Organic Agriculture
• Hosted by European Commission, DG for International Cooperation and Development
• This will be WEB streamed.
• 25-27 June 2019 Safari Park Hotel, Nairobi, Kenya Eastern Africa Conference on Scaling up Agroecology and Ecological Organic Trade
• Biovision (Switzerland) has recently launched a new website “Agroecology Info Pool” which contains a criteria tool to assess projects or policies, convincing showcases and an assessment of the impacts of various agroecological interventions on all Sustainable Development Goals.
• The website serves as a platform to provide evidence, knowledge and experiences on the impacts and multiple benefits of Agroecology.