Liz Wheeler is joined by Kelly Ryerson, co-executive director for American Regeneration and better known online as the “Glyphosate Girl,” to discuss the harmful effects of glyphosate-based herbicides.
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A spokeswoman from Moms Across America blows the whistle on Dunkin Donuts. She says her group found exceedingly high glyphosate concentrations in donuts and sandwiches from Dunkin Donuts.
The Environmental Protection Agency minimizes the risks of glyphosate, but the International Agency on the Research for Cancer (IARC) has deemed the herbicide to be “probably carcinogenic to humans.” Here, other risks are outlined as well.
Mike Adams says the depopulation advocates are adamant that the planet has become so toxic to the point of justifying killing off 7-plus billion people.
Adams says it’s true that pesticides, micro-plastics, pharmaceuticals, herbacides and varied chemicals have poisoned our planet, but it’s not a simple equation of depopulation. “The population itself is not the problem,” he says. “It’s the way we choose to live, because people go to the grocery store and they buy toxic products.”
Adams suggest that waking up the public to the dangers of these poisons might be the answer. Could we then have a population of 8 billion people and not poison the planet? Adams shares his thoughts.
