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Carey Gillam discusses the interplay of science, corporate incentives, and regulation in the agrochemical industry, focusing on glyphosate's controversial role in health debates.

In this returning conversation, investigative journalist Carey Gillam examines how scientific evidence, corporate incentives, and regulatory systems interact in the modern agrochemical landscape. Drawing on more than three decades of reporting, she traces the evolution of glyphosate from a widely adopted agricultural tool to a focal point of global health debate. The discussion centers on […]

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