U.S. Forest Service pushes GLYPHOSATE spraying in California despite retracted safety study Despite the retraction of a key Monsanto-ghostwritten safety study, the U.S. Forest Service (USFS) intends to spray glyphosate – linked to cancer and ecological damage – across 10,000 acres of Lassen National Forest, citing wildfire recovery. Internal emails reveal Monsanto manipulated data, funded ghostwritten research and suppressed evidence of glyphosate’s dangers, mirroring Big Tobacco’s tactics. A pivotal 2000 study was retracted in 2025 after being cited 27 times in federal assessments. Classified as a “probable carcinogen” by the IARC, glyphosate disrupts soil microbiomes, contaminates water and is tied…

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