The EPA is backing Bayer in its high-stakes court fight, supporting the company’s argument that the active ingredient in Roundup poses no cancer risk
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is backing Bayer AG in the German chemical maker’s high-stakes court fight over the world’s most widely used weedkiller.
The main U.S. pesticides regulator, working with the Justice Department, filed court papers Friday supporting Bayer’s argument that glyphosate, the active ingredient in the company’s Roundup herbicide, poses no cancer risk. The filing backs Bayer’s appeal in federal court of a $25 million verdict in the case of a California man who blamed Roundup for causing his non-Hodgkin...
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