so why the paranoia about glyphosate?and NOT tobacco and alcohol?
Indoor smoking was banned to protect people who didn't want smoke in their lungs. Drinking while pregnant used to be encouraged. Both were stopped because of studies that showed the harm. You have to do the studies first though. Maybe the study will show that the pesticide industry-sponsored studies that show it to be safe were correct and you will be proven right. You don't just have to get involved to encourage a ban.
If you can keep your head, while those around you are losing theirs, you may not have grasped the seriousness of the situation.
so why the paranoia about glyphosate?and NOT tobacco and alcohol?
Indoor smoking was banned to protect people who didn't want smoke in their lungs. Drinking while pregnant used to be encouraged. Both were stopped because of studies that showed the harm. You have to do the studies first tgh. Maybe the study will show that the pesticide industry-sponsored studies that show it to be safe were correct and you will be proven right. You don't just have to get involved to encourage a ban.
didn't the EU conduct a 5 year study and couldn't find any conclusive evidence ?
It's not paranoia, it's curiosity. There are plenty of in depth studies on the effects alcohol, recreational drugs and smoking; not many yet on the effects of these pesticides and micro plastics. Finding out more - learning - will always be useful.
It's not paranoia, it's curiosity. There are plenty of in depth studies on the effects alcohol, recreational drugs and smoking; not many yet on the effects of these pesticides and micro plastics. Finding out more - learning - will always be useful.
there is NO safe use of tobacco and yet it's still not been banned
It's not paranoia, it's curiosity. There are plenty of in depth studies on the effects alcohol, recreational drugs and smoking; not many yet on the effects of these pesticides and micro plastics. Finding out more - learning - will always be useful.
there is NO safe use of tobacco and yet it's still not been banned
Yes it has. There are lots of places where the use of tobacco is banned. It's banned for under 16s to smoke. The Government has also said it will ban tobacco sales by 2030.
If you can keep your head, while those around you are losing theirs, you may not have grasped the seriousness of the situation.
It's not paranoia, it's curiosity. There are plenty of in depth studies on the effects alcohol, recreational drugs and smoking; not many yet on the effects of these pesticides and micro plastics. Finding out more - learning - will always be useful.
there is NO safe use of tobacco and yet it's still not been banned
Yes it has. There are lots of places where the use of tobacco is banned. It's banned for under 16s to smoke. The Government has also said it will ban tobacco sales by 2030.
no rush then for something which kills 50% of those who use it. How many are killed by using Glyphosate?
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How many are killed by using Glyphosate?