Monsanto

July 13th, 2019 by The Beam  Many companies fear the deployment of renewables as new competition and are trying to prevent the global energy transition. — Hans-Josef Fell The international community has set a course in Paris. Now remains the most difficult …

No one has ever accused Mike Adams, the self-proclaimed Health Ranger, of being an understated guy, but recent events have taken him to new, shouty heights. After Adams website, Natural News, had its page suspended by Facebook in June for violating the compan…

SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazilian cotton producers in the state of Mato Grosso plan to file a lawsuit requesting cancellation of a patent protection related to Bayer AG’s Bollgard II RR Flex genetically modified cotton seed, newspaper Valor Econômico reported o…

Should Whole Foods rename their store "Canola Foods?"

In late June 2019, General Electric announced it would close a California gas plant 20 years ahead of schedule. The Inland Empire Energy Center in California, the company said, was “uneconomical to support further” in part because of outdated technology. But…

The genetically engineered food experiment began in the mid-1990s and continues unabated to this day, with Bayer recently taking over Monsanto and pumping billions of dollars into its new American GMO division. But while the GMO food experiment has been hi…

SYDNEY: Sydney's city council said on Friday (Jul 5) it was reviewing its weed management, which included the use of Bayer AG's Roundup, after other councils in Australia began cutting ties with the product amid concerns about possible links to cancer. The c…

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) A U.S. judge will reconsider a jury's $80 million damage award to a California cancer victim who used Monsanto's Roundup weed-killer. U.S. District Judge Vince Chhabria said at a hearing Tuesday that he will reduce but not entirely elimina…

A federal judge will reconsider a jury's $80 million damage award to a cancer victim who used Monsanto's Roundup weed-killer. U.S. District Judge Vince Chhabria said at a hearing Tuesday that he will reduce but not entirely eliminate punitive damages for wha…

A popular herbicide currently in use worldwide, but controversially linked to cancer, is on the verge of being outlawed in Austriathe first European Union country to attempt an outright ban. Citing what the leader of the countrys Social Democratic party, Pam…