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Hi friend,

80% of the CDC’s collected urine samples contained cancer-linked glyphosate. Do you have two minutes to help EWG get glyphosate off the market?

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Hundreds of millions of pounds of glyphosate are dumped on American farmland each year. As a result, glyphosate is widespread in our food and the environment. Take our quick survey by midnight tonight and help EWG fight back!

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Helen Lucey
Senior Director Digital Strategies, EWG

---------- Original Message ----------
To: [email protected]
From: Leo Weinreb, EWG
Subject: New CDC data on glyphosate

Should the EPA BAN cancer-linked glyphosate?

YES

Friend,

The CDC released data showing that 80% of urine samples collected from 2013-2014 contain glyphosate!

Scientists have known for years that glyphosate is linked to increased risk of cancer. But study after study shows that glyphosate is widespread in our food and the environment. And children are more exposed than adults.

Glyphosate’s probable link to cancer has been public knowledge for over 10 years. But that hasn’t stopped companies like Bayer-Monsanto from pushing to keep dangerous glyphosate-containing weedkillers like Roundup on the market.

As a result, hundreds of millions of pounds of glyphosate are still dumped on American farmland each year.

We need support from individuals like you to stand up to Big Ag, so we can protect your health and the safety of your products. We’re setting our priorities for 2022 and need you to weigh in before midnight tonight:

Should the EPA BAN cancer-linked glyphosate?

YES

Leo Weinreb
Digital Production Associate, EWG

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