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Monsanto Has Knowingly Been Poisoning People for (at Least) 35 Years

Evidence has surfaced that proves that Monsanto knew of the potential of glyphosate to cause cancer in mammals (human populations) since as early as 1981.

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Don t Worry: USDA Says Pesticide-Laden Food is Safe to Eat

The USDA recently claimed that current pesticides levels on food are safe, and that we should continue eating food coated with toxic chemicals.

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6 fake news websites stoking fear about crops grown from genetically-engineered seeds

"Fake news" may be new to most people, but not to followers of the anti-GMO debate. Here are some of the leading purveyors of misleading information.

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