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You people seem to think we’re joking about these chemicals.
Man, this shit is no joke.
This is real life. It’s a real, serious problem, and virtually no one even bothers talking about it.
Pregnant women in a key US farm state are showing increasing amounts of a toxic weedkiller in their urine, a rise that comes alongside climbing use of the chemicals in agriculture, according to a study published on Friday.
The study, led by the Indiana University school of medicine, showed that 70% of pregnant women tested in Indiana between 2020 and 2022 had a herbicide called dicamba in their urine, up from 28% from a similar analysis for the period 2010-12. The earlier study included women in Indiana, Illinois and Ohio.
Notably, the study also found that along with a larger percentage of women showing the presence of dicamba in their bodies, the concentrations of the weed-killing chemical increased more than fourfold.
Both studies found that 100% of the women tested had 2,4-dichloroacetic acid, better known as 2,4-D, in their urine; the more recent study showed detectable, but not significant, increases in concentration levels.
The findings add to a growing body of literature documenting human exposure to chemicals used in agriculture, and various known and potential health impacts. Many scientists have particular concerns about how farm chemicals affect pregnant women and their children, but say more research – and more regulatory scrutiny – is needed.
“These are two chemicals we’re concerned about because of their increasing use,” said Paul Winchester, a clinical professor of pediatrics at the Indiana University school of medicine who was not involved in this study.
Winchester called the findings “sobering” and said that there was growing evidence that these chemicals can be harmful to fetuses. “Fetal DNA is being shaped by these exposures,” he said. “What we’re seeing in other chemicals that have had longer pathways of study is that this is not benign exposure.”
Why do weedkiller companies have a right to put these chemicals inside of the bodies of women?
How does that make sense?
What government could possibly allow something like this, other than a democracy?
See: Court Bans Three Weedkillers, Says EPA Broke the Law in Their Approval Process
About last week’s #Dicamba victory.. 🤔 Why did EPA approve Dicamba over the top usage in the first place? Does this ban the manufacturing of Dicamba or just the application?
CFS staff attorney Meredith Stevenson answers some of your questions on last week’s U.S. District Court… pic.twitter.com/bOibILkViJ
— Center for Food Safety (@CFSTrueFood) February 12, 2024
