WHO Glyphosate Report Ends Thirty Year Cancer Cover Up

Posted on Mar 26 2015 - 7:49pm by Sustainable Pulse

可持续脉搏- 2015-3-26

“可持续脉搏”【这是英国一家反转民间机构】跟踪世卫组织上周发表的报告，顺藤摸瓜找出1991年美国环保署文件，表明当时环保署就完全了解草甘膦导致癌症的可能性。

1985年2月11日，美国环保署机构人员首次提出草甘膦可能致癌的问题，并于3越4日召集临时委员会会议，一致同意将草甘膦致癌性定位C（第三级），即“有证据表明可能致癌”。

6年后环保署将“C”改成“E”，即“无证据表明可能对人体致癌”。此神奇之时点，恰好是孟山都公司开发其首个耐受农达除草剂的转基因农作物之时。

今日已是2015年，WHO将草甘膦致癌性重归“C”级。

面对如此疏于保护公众健康的严重事件，我们该谴责谁？美国政府。就是它，在推广美国生物技术产业、试图控制全球农业的行动中，顺便将草甘膦推广到全球。

美国政府、环保署，隐瞒真相30年。全球管理机构渎职，将公众健康置于公司利润之下。此事必将垂名于史。

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WHO Glyphosate Report Ends Thirty Year Cancer Cover Up

Posted on Mar 26 2015 - 7:49pm by Sustainable Pulse

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Following on from last week’s Word Health Organization (WHO) report on glyphosate, which confirmed the world’s most used herbicide probably causes cancer, Sustainable Pulse has discovered documents from 1991 that show how the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) themselves were fully aware of glyphosate’s carcinogenic potential.

 【转基因的小麦！】

On February 11, 1985 the carcinogenic potential of glyphosate was first considered by an EPA panel, called the Toxicology Branch Ad Hoc Committee. The Committee, in a consensus review dated March 4, 1985, then classified glyphosate as a Class C Carcinogen. A Class C Carcinogen has  ”Suggestive evidence of carcinogenic potential” according to the EPA.

This Class C classification was changed by the EPA six years later to a Class E category which suggests “evidence of non-carcinogenicity for humans”. Mysteriously this change in glyphosate’s classification occurred during the same period that Monsanto was developing its first Roundup-Ready (glyphosate-resistant) GM Crops.

It is now 2015 and WHO has put glyphosate’s cancer causing ability back in the spotlight. The question is who is to blame for this shocking lack of protection for public health? The answer is the U.S. government, who have pushed glyphosate around the World as part of their campaign to support the U.S. biotech industry in their attempt to dominate global agriculture.

The thirty-year glyphosate cancer cover up will go down in history as yet another failure, by the U.S. government, the EPA and worldwide regulators, to put the health of the general public before the need to protect and expand company profits.