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  1. Why is there an ad for round up at the end of this article? Isn’t there a way to not support the companies and products that these articles are against. It isn’t entirely discrediting but is embarrassing and hypocritical to the cause. Who chooses the advertising and is it illegal to say no thank you to companies in direct conflict with the material you endorse. I guess I’m just baffled and don’t understand the rules like with most other things of this society.

  2. blank Kyle Ness says:

    Farmers in US have used Glyphosate since it’s release and since the early 90’s it’s more common use on crops. We now have 90% glyphosate tolerant corn, soy, cotton, canola, beets in the U.S. and no reports of kidney issues here. In fact there has been far fewer reports of herbicide injury since the introduction of GMO because glyphosate does not harm skin like many other herbicides do.

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