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> Nothing whatsoever has changed in the regulatory status of the product. There is simply very high demand, and has been for many decades for glyphosate. It is
by practice9 8y ago
> Nothing whatsoever has changed in the regulatory status of the product. There is simply very high demand, and has been for many decades for glyphosate. It is an invaluable tool for growers.
Is he saying "We don't give a fuck about cancer, we only care about money."?
- 08-15 8y agoHe's saying "We don't give a fuck about Dwayne Johnson, we only care about government regulations." It is true that according to IARC, glyphosate may cause cancer. So does coffee. In Johnson's trial, the plaintiff originally alleged that the glyphosate in Roundup caused the cancer. When the defense demolished that claim using actual scientific studies, the plaintiff moved the goal posts. Maybe it's not the glyphosate, maybe it's the solvent, or the surfactant. Or it's actually a synergystic effect of all three. Yeah, right. That's, like, a totally proven link.
- craftyguy 8y ago> So does coffee (credible) source please?
- justin--sane 8y agohttp://publications.iarc.fr/Book-And-Report-Series/Iarc-Monographs-On-The-Evaluation-Of-Carcinogenic-Risks-To-Humans/Drinking-Coffee-Mate-And-Very-Hot-Beverages-2018 http://publications.iarc.fr/Book-And-Report-Series/Iarc-Mono... For the IARC, inconclusive translates to probable.