glyphosate

You might as well get pissed off in advance because if you don't much care for scientific evidence you're not going to enjoy this a whole lot.

The University of California-San Francisco (UCSF) has become a strange place.

We at ACSH don't like to brag (1). But I'll make an exception this time. Here's why.

Pop quiz: What do the New York Times, Jeffrey "the yogic flying instructor" Smith, and the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) have in common?

 By Kayleen Schreiber, Genetic Literacy Project

This is a really great day for evidence-based policy, which means it's a really bad day for environmental and anti-GMO activists.

The AAAS, which stands for the American Association for the Advancement of Science, is one of the foremost pro-science organizations in the world.

Glyphosate, presently the world's most hated chemical, has been blamed for just about every ailment in humans and animals.

Jurors in California have awarded $289 million to a man who claimed that his cancer was due to Monsanto’s herbicide glyphosate, even though that is biologically impossible. Even the judge acknowledged that there was no evidence of harm.

Americans love to sue people.