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Last I heard they were still considered safe to use, if environmentally damaging, by scientific sources. Could you provide citations, so I might update my knowl
by shlurpy 5y ago
Last I heard they were still considered safe to use, if environmentally damaging, by scientific sources. Could you provide citations, so I might update my knowlege?
Similarly, my understanding was that soil depletion (caused by farming methods) and crops optimized purely for high yield (via breeding or otherwise) are problems causing nutrition drop in foods. And that neither are problems solved simply by going organic or GMO free.
- Flankk 5y agoThe EPA uses bogus studies funded by the pesticide industry. Independent studies have found links to cancer, birth defects, and more. https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/epa-atrazine-herbicide/ https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/epa-atrazine-herb... There is a trove of studies showing the harm so I'm not sure you're being genuine. If you really can't find anything on Google I'll help.