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The SMC asked experts to comment on the EPA’s call for information on glyphosate use.
Dr Belinda Cridge, mechanistic toxicologist and Technical Lead for Drinking Water, Institute of Environmental Science and Research (ESR), comments:
“As a toxicologist, while I do not have serious concerns about the toxicity of glyphosate, I welcome this inclusive call for information. Our understanding of chemicals develops over time and it is incumbent upon the EPA to continually reassess current literature, knowledge, and social acceptance of the chemicals we use.
“With major reviews occurring in the US and EU to update our understanding of the risks and benefits of glyphosate use, it is important that the EPA has New Zealand-relevant information to allow decisions as to the future use of the chemical here. The work of the EPA in seeking this information proactively is appropriate and will add a great deal of context to the overall risk assessment for this chemical. I would encourage peop
The SMC asked experts to comment on the EPA’s call for information on glyphosate use.
Dr Belinda Cridge, mechanistic toxicologist and Technical Lead for Drinking Water, Institute of Environmental Science and Research (ESR), comments:
“As a toxicologist, while I do not have serious concerns about the toxicity of glyphosate, I welcome this inclusive call for information. Our understanding of chemicals develops over time and it is incumbent upon the EPA to continually reassess current literature, knowledge, and social acceptance of the chemicals we use.
“With major reviews occurring in the US and EU to update our understanding of the risks and benefits of glyphosate use, it is important that the EPA has New Zealand-relevant information to allow decisions as to the future use of the chemical here. The work of the EPA in seeking this information proactively is appropriate and will add a great deal of context to the overall risk assessment for this chemical. I would encourage peop