news·NewsbyWilshire Vanderbilt doctors link weed killer to birth defecthttps://www.newschannel5.com/news/vanderbilt-doctors-link-weed-killer-to-birth-defectOpen linkView original on lemmy.world195Comments6Reply
ddisguy_ovahea replylemmy.worldIt’s ok. We’ve genetically modified our crops to resist glyphosate. They probably just weren’t eating enough corn. /s2Reply
ggitamar feddit.de1Hide 1 replyBanned in the EU since 20 years, in Germany more than 30 years. Strange that this is so different in the US15Reply
Flying Squid lemmy.world1Hide 1 replyWe are kind of fucked. Global warming will cause what is known as global greening, where plants thrive due to more CO2 in the atmosphere. Good for crops, also good for weeds, which is why strong herbicides are already in use.5Reply
NNewNewAccount replylemmy.worldIs the greening effect predicted to offset some of the additional CO2 in the atmosphere? I assume yes, but not in any appreciable amount?3Reply
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Atrazine. The first most common remains glyphosate (Roundup).
It’s ok. We’ve genetically modified our crops to resist glyphosate. They probably just weren’t eating enough corn. /s
From the article:
Atrazine is associated with gastroschisis
Banned in the EU since 20 years, in Germany more than 30 years. Strange that this is so different in the US
We are kind of fucked. Global warming will cause what is known as global greening, where plants thrive due to more CO2 in the atmosphere. Good for crops, also good for weeds, which is why strong herbicides are already in use.
Is the greening effect predicted to offset some of the additional CO2 in the atmosphere?
I assume yes, but not in any appreciable amount?