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US Supreme Court · United StatesThe U.S. Supreme Court agreed on Friday to hear Bayer's bid to sharply limit lawsuits claiming that the company's Roundup weedkiller causes cancer and potentially avert billions of dollars in damages.See the Story
US Supreme Court to Hear Bayer's Bid to Curb Roundup Cases
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Parkinson's Disease · PhiladelphiaOn the eve of the opening of what would have been a bellwether US trial over allegations that a widely used weed killer causes Parkinson’s disease, paraquat-maker Syngenta reached a settlement with the retired landscaper who blamed the company for his diagnosis with the incurable brain disease. The trial, which was set to open Wednesday in Philadelphia, was to be the first public examination of evidence that Syngenta’s paraquat weed killing prod…See the Story
Syngenta settles bellwether US trial over paraquat links to Parkinson's
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Iowa, United States · IowaThree years ago Chris Jones was a highly regarded research engineer at the University of Iowa, where he directed stream pollution monitoring work and published details about the state’s dismal water quality in peer-reviewed scientific journals. Jones also authored a university-sponsored blog, where he regularly identified agriculture as the primary source of the state’s calamitous water pollution. Jones’ work garnered many supporters, but also e…See the Story
“Time to change”- Iowa water quality scientist launches long-shot bid for state office
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