[PAA-Discuss] Fw: What Has Monsanto Done to Argentina's Children?

Thu Sep 29 17:09:05 EDT 2016

Transgenic wars

Anne

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'People Must Know'
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The village of Avia Terai in Argentina is surrounded by GMO soy crops.

Here, children are born with birth defects and degenerative diseases of unknown origin. One little girl has large brownish-black spots all over her face and body—marks she's had since birth. Another is slowly wasting away from an undiagnosed degenerative disease thought to be genetic, aggravated by exposure to herbicides. Many of the children are deformed in one way or another. Many of the elders are dying from cancer.

When the people in Avia Terai hear a tractor, they lock themselves inside their homes. They never know if the tractor is spraying water, to irrigate the fields, or Monsanto’s Roundup.

But this much they know: Roundup is making them sick, and those responsible keep spraying it—even though, as one mother said, “People must know” that they are poisoning this village, and the people who live here.

"Transgenic Wars" is an award-winning film by French journalist Paul Moreira. The film looks at the effects of GMO crops on livestock and human health, in Europe and Argentina. Through September 30, you can watch the entire film without purchasing it by clicking here<http://salsa3.salsalabs.com/dia/track.jsp?v=2&c=NlpABZ6XJhTq%2FHb%2FXmFF43ibgrqQzYNI>.

On October 15, Maria Liz Robledo, one of Monsanto’s victims in Argentina, and Damian Verzenassi, a public health doctor in Argentina, will tell the world how Argentinians have suffered from Monsanto’s Roundup. They are among the witnesses and experts who will testify before a panel of international judges at the International Monsanto Tribunal in The Hague, Netherlands. Please endorse the Monsanto Tribunal<http://salsa3.salsalabs.com/dia/track.jsp?v=2&c=C52e53fzraQSI89S4rFIDDjzxszMIna6>.

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ACTION ALERT
Long Overdue
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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has long ignored evidence that Syngenta’s atrazine endangers human health as a likely contributor to infertility<http://salsa3.salsalabs.com/dia/track.jsp?v=2&c=8171dW%2B5ZlUvQZGAEK5dzTjzxszMIna6>, birth defects<http://salsa3.salsalabs.com/dia/track.jsp?v=2&c=fbeD7duwbSLTWX5M9gF%2BSzjzxszMIna6> and breast cancer<http://salsa3.salsalabs.com/dia/track.jsp?v=2&c=pEM8JHfSEAIg05x0v27qcDjzxszMIna6>.

Fortunately, the EPA is taking seriously the threat that atrazine poses to wildlife. Through October 5, 2016, the EPA is accepting public comments<http://salsa3.salsalabs.com/dia/track.jsp?v=2&c=AN%2FJiIAwNEGzKI6HXVG4vTjzxszMIna6> on a draft ecological risk assessment<http://salsa3.salsalabs.com/dia/track.jsp?v=2&c=qOv09F2R%2FXO5VIHNnFyvxTjzxszMIna6> that finds atrazine poses unacceptable risks to fish, amphibians, and aquatic invertebrates, as well as birds, reptiles and mammals. (Thanks to the Center for Biological Diversity<http://salsa3.salsalabs.com/dia/track.jsp?v=2&c=zDv6SwQujNrZTctBCiXbJzjzxszMIna6> for suing the EPA and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to force them to analyze the impacts of atrazine on more than 1,500 endangered plants and animals.)

Atrazine was banned<http://salsa3.salsalabs.com/dia/track.jsp?v=2&c=iJ2zbklyxL5ENSMOWCUSmzjzxszMIna6> in the European Union in 2004. Here in the U.S.? After Monsanto’s Roundup (glyphosate), Syngenta’s atrazine is the nation’s number-two pesticide, with 80 to 90 million pounds<http://salsa3.salsalabs.com/dia/track.jsp?v=2&c=TJJ5LwpBciovXLrgIg5xZ3ibgrqQzYNI> applied to crops, golf courses and lawns each year.

A recent investigation<http://salsa3.salsalabs.com/dia/track.jsp?v=2&c=VPRAIQaokAObxfR5aak2kzjzxszMIna6> into pesticide use in Vermont’s dairy industry found atrazine to be one of the most commonly used pesticides.

In July, California listed atrazine<http://salsa3.salsalabs.com/dia/track.jsp?v=2&c=%2BYZy1WkqguoCCvJMul3b0jjzxszMIna6> as a “reproductive toxicant.” Why? Because, the Center for Biological Diversity found evidence<http://salsa3.salsalabs.com/dia/track.jsp?v=2&c=1r5tzwsxsVqSOhjlANIYrDjzxszMIna6> that atrazine is linked to birth defects, reduced male fertility and reproductive toxicities in women. Products containing atrazine will now require a warning label before they can be sold in California.

A ban on atrazine is long overdue. You would think this poison should be banned because of the risks it poses to human health. But hey, if the EPA wants to ban it because it harms wildlife, we’ll take it.

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MILLIONS AGAINST MONSANTO
It's Personal
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To indigenous beekeepers in Mexico, whose livelihoods have been destroyed, Monsanto’s crimes are personal.

To the farmer in Australia<http://salsa3.salsalabs.com/dia/track.jsp?v=2&c=H9T%2FutMbgrthQ%2F7lNkxtWjjzxszMIna6> who lost more than $80,000 in certified organic crops, Monsanto’s crimes are personal.

To the mother of a child born in Argentina<http://salsa3.salsalabs.com/dia/track.jsp?v=2&c=nC7IZEos3Xtr%2BTlCRsUGZzjzxszMIna6> with a birth defect, Monsanto’s crimes are personal.

To the families of tens of thousands of farmers in India who have committed suicide, Monsanto’s crimes are personal.

On October 15-16, Mexico’s beekeepers, Australia’s farmers, Argentina’s mothers, India’s cotton farmer families and more—30 witnesses in all—will stand before a panel of five international judges who will preside over the International Monsanto Tribunal. They will recount the damage Monsanto has caused to their health, their livelihoods, their lives.

They will speak for millions of people directly affected by Monsanto’s poisons. But they will also speak for all of us, who directly or indirectly, are victims of Monsanto’s reckless attack on our food and environment.

Please show solidarity with the witnesses who will represent all of us who have been harmed by Monsanto, by organizing a World Food Day protest and adding your signature to the 50,000-and-growing number of supporters of this historic citizens’ initiative.

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“Though the problems of the world are increasingly complex, the solutions remain embarrassingly simple.” - Bill Mollison

When Bill Mollison, author and co-inventor of Permaculture, died last weekend we were reminded of a couple important ideas that sometimes get lost in the ongoing battle to clean up our food system, and our environment.

First, nature has provided everything humans need to feed ourselves. When we turn our backs on nature, when we destroy what sustains us, when we spin our wheels looking for technological solutions to undo the damage we’ve wrought, we’re in trouble.

Second, just as we know what we’re against, we have to be clear about what we are for. As a writer for the Ecologist wrote:

His time in the Tasmanian rainforests gave him the founding structure for what became his life's passion, Permaculture. The idea that we could consciously design sustainable systems which enabled human beings to live within their means and for all wildlife to flourish with us.

Good reminders. That the path to a healthy, regenerative food and farming system requires working with, not against, nature. And though that path is paved with battles against corporate greed and political corruption, we must never lose sight of the fact that we are working for something.

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Bimbo Gets Buzzed
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If we had been protesting a Monsanto or Bayer event, people immediately would have understood the bee costumes. Most people who have paid attention to the news about disappearing bees know that pesticides manufactured by these agro-chemical companies are contributing to bee deaths.

But we were targeting Bimbo, the world’s largest baking company. So spectators and fellow runners wondered what was up with the bee outfits. (Our Mexico City team got a lot more than questions. They were tackled to the ground as they crossed the finish line with their banners. You can watch it here.)<http://salsa3.salsalabs.com/dia/track.jsp?v=2&c=VEuuzFiP7shnAlQWYvAFgjjzxszMIna6>

We explained that, agro-chemical companies like Monsanto & Bayer aren’t going to stop making bee-killing pesticides unless food companies like Bimbo stop driving their use. If a company like Bimbo were to clean up its supply chain and stop using ingredients from crops raised with bee-killing pesticides, it would go a long way to addressing colony collapse disorder (not to mention environmental pollution and human health problems).

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NEW STUDY
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Do certain fragrances make your eyes water? Find yourself sniffling or sneezing around a detergent brand?

You could be reacting to genetically engineered (GE) enzymes, which according to a study<http://salsa3.salsalabs.com/dia/track.jsp?v=2&c=SLPlDibBFzLjPzc4dtxSvXibgrqQzYNI> published in Occupational & Environmental Medicine, may increase your susceptibility to allergies.

GE enzymes are in food, too. They’re common in artificial flavorings. They’re used to make cheese ripen faster and to speed up the baking process. Products that contain GE enzymes are allowed to be called “natural.” And—big surprise—GE enzymes aren’t required to be safety tested.

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German and British scientists studied blood samples from 813 workers, employed in the food, drinks, chemicals, detergents and pharmaceutical industries (yes, GE enzymes are in medicines, too). Conducting the study wasn’t easy—the biotech industry played its standard “proprietary information” card. But they learned enough to conclude:

Genetically engineered enzymes are potent allergens eliciting immediate-type sensitization ... The assessment of allergenicity should be mandatory for all new products ... Enzymes should be tested like any other potentially hazardous chemical.”

How would you know if your detergent or cheese contained a GE enzyme that could trigger allergies? You wouldn’t—thanks to the herculean efforts of Monsanto and its minions in Congress to keep labels off all things genetically engineered.

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