As we reported last year (one of our most popular articles): Diquat herbicide poisons the gut and may severely damage other organs, research shows usrtk.org/healthwire/diquat-…
Your Roundup Has Gotten Worse. Here's What Changed. Newly formulated Roundup includes diquat which, given its harmful effects on human organs, isn't approved for use in the EU and the UK. housedigest.com/2299073/roun…
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Email from CropLife to EPA's Turner Bridgforth, a former lobbyist and manager at Corteva (formerly DowDupont). Bridgforth is now a deputy director at Trump's @CFTC usrtk.org/wp-content/uploads…
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An early #MAHA Commission report warned about corporate influence over science and policy and raised health concerns about #cancer-linked glyphosate and atrazine. The final report — after intense industry lobbying — adopted language promoted by CropLife. usrtk.org/pesticides/pestici…
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Here's CropLife America celebrating the 'Modern Ag Alliance' for its efforts to advance pesticide policies favored by the pesticide industry. usrtk.org/pesticides/modern-…
Our review of Bayer’s access in Washington found 29 key administration officials with ties to Bayer’s lobbying or legal network. usrtk.org/pesticides/tracing…
We're tracking the pesticide industry's favors to the pesticide industry here. Lots of access, many favors. usrtk.org/pesticides/trackin…
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Must read BOMBSHELL investigation about pesiticide industry ties at White House. Seeing how sophisticated and powerful these special interests are behind the scenes was deeply disturbing.
The question is simple: Who is this administration protecting - our children or the pesticide industry?
Here's what @usrighttoknow uncovered:
- Warnings about glyphosate and atrazine disappeared from the final MAHA strategy, which proposed ZERO new pesticide restrictions.
- The pesticide lobby's president said, “The White House was very responsive.”
- CropLife America, backed by pesticide giants including Bayer, BASF, and Syngenta, celebrated the outcome as a major victory.
- 5,200 farmer letters, paid advertising, congressional coordination, and direct meetings with White House officials were part of the industry's lobbying campaign.
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“The MAHA report was about healing America’s sick kids, and Croplife’s proudest moment was getting glyphosate and atrazine restrictions out of it?” @GlyphosateGirl
“I would like to see them present this ‘win’ at the hospital bedsides of pediatric cancer victims throughout farm country, and see how that resonate.”
Pesticide lobby touts MAHA report rollback as its biggest win of 2025
Via @StacyMalkan @USRightToKnow
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Weakening the MAHA strategy is cited as top pesticide industry history last year. They argued “pesticides are strongly regulated.”
NOTE: The last EPA glyphosate review was thrown out because it was proven Bayer ghost-wrote research and bribed EPA officials.
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Pesticide lobby touts MAHA report rollback as its biggest win of 2025
Via @StacyMalkan @USRightToKnow
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African faith leaders call on @GatesFoundation to stop funding AGRA; make reparations for damage caused by its agricultural interventions (via support for small-scale farmers, indigenous practices + climate resilience measures); and invest in sustainable, inclusive, equitable food systems and #agroecology. Will the foundation respond? @neilwatkins05 safcei.org/twenty-years-on-5…
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Six popular sugar substitutes linked to faster brain aging
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Association Between Consumption of Low- and No-Calorie Artificial Sweeteners and Cognitive Decline
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1/ A follow-up to the latest #FOIA records posted by @USRightToKnow: In June, Joseph Murphy wrote in this essay that he faced “reprisal investigations” and efforts to prosecute him over his complaint alleging coverup of the DEFUSE prososal. He did not specify any resulting discipline.
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NEW #FOIA records: 1/ In an August 2021 complaint, Marine officer Joseph Murphy alleged DARPA concealed DEFUSE, a rejected proposal with the Wuhan Institute of Virology that some proponents of a lab-leak have come to view as a blueprint for engineering SARS-CoV-2.
We’ve posted 117 pages on DoD IG’s handling of the complaint: usrtk.org/wp-content/uploads…
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NEW #FOIA records: 1/ In an August 2021 complaint, Marine officer Joseph Murphy alleged DARPA concealed DEFUSE, a rejected proposal with the Wuhan Institute of Virology that some proponents of a lab-leak have come to view as a blueprint for engineering SARS-CoV-2.
We’ve posted 117 pages on DoD IG’s handling of the complaint: usrtk.org/wp-content/uploads…
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How food companies turn taxpayer-funded school meals into a market for ultra-processed foods
Via @USRightToKnow
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Another sign the "Modern Ag Alliance" is a promotional effort for pesticide companies: Its president just won an award from CropLife America for her “efforts to advance positive pesticide policy solutions” usrtk.org/pesticides/modern-…
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A blockbuster article by @susrust in @latimes A must read which illustrates a familiar pattern by major polluters.
"Internal memos among company scientists and executives obtained by The Times reveal that for at least half a century, the plastics industry has been aware of and concerned about the potential for microplastic contamination in the human body."
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"Internal memos among company scientists and executives obtained by The Times reveal that for at least half a century, the plastics industry has been aware of and concerned about the potential for microplastic contamination in the human body."
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