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Academic Work
Ultra-Processed Foods
Covid-19 Origins
Pesticides
Chemicals of Concern
All Topics
Academic Work
Bees/Neonics
Bill Gates
CDC
Chemicals of Concern
Coca-Cola
Corporate Influence at Universities
Covid-19 Origins
EPA
FDA
Ultra-Processed Foods
FOIA
Food-Related Diseases
GMOs
Industry PR
Marketing to Children
Monsanto/Bayer
Monsanto Roundup & Dicamba Trial Tracker
News Releases
NIH
Pesticides
Risky Research
Sweeteners
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March 2023
‘They should do decent science’: Report on raccoon dogs and Covid origins spurs ethics flap
Emily Kopp
March 24, 2023
How pesticide companies dominate Google News searches
Stacy Malkan
March 22, 2023
Nutrition Month messaging is good for Big Food’s profits, not for our health
Stacy Malkan
March 14, 2023
Congress clears bill to declassify Wuhan Institute of Virology intel
Emily Kopp
March 10, 2023
Congressional memo: Virologists drafted article against the lab leak theory on behalf of Wellcome Trust, NIH
Emily Kopp
March 5, 2023
Tracking the pesticide industry propaganda network
Stacy Malkan
Oxford Real Farming Conference: The dirty truth about pesticides
Stacy Malkan
March 1, 2023
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Mark Lynas’ inaccurate, deceptive promotions for GMOs and pesticides
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Cornell Alliance for Science is a PR campaign for GMOs and pesticides (and finally dropped ‘Cornell’)
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