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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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Cami Ryan
Corporate influence at the University of Saskatchewan: Professor Peter Phillips and his secret “right to know symposium”
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Jay Byrne: Meet the Man Behind the Monsanto PR Machine
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February 1, 2019
Pamela Ronald’s Ties to Chemical Industry Front Groups
Stacy Malkan
December 27, 2018
How Tamar Haspel Misleads Readers of the Washington Post
Stacy Malkan
August 23, 2018
AgBioChatter: Where Corporations, Academics Plotted Strategy on GMOs, Pesticides
Stacy Malkan
May 31, 2018
SciBabe says eat your pesticides. But who is paying her?
Stacy Malkan
March 31, 2018
The Rise of Anti-Women, Anti-Public Health Groups
Stacy Malkan
November 30, 2017
A Short Report on Journalists Mentioned in our FOIA Requests
Gary Ruskin
September 28, 2015
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