Moving Away from Glyphosate: Environmental and Health Effects and Potential Alternatives
Vermont Law
SEPTEMBER 27, 2019
By Lauren Sandford. Roundup is one of the most convenient and popular weed killers in the world. After the creation of its active ingredient glyphosate in 1950, the product quickly became a widely-used herbicide because of its ability to kill weeds without harming nearby crops. Since Roundup’s 1974 debut, however, users have come to realize that the powerful lawn chemicals in the weed killer, particularly glyphosate, may be killing more than just weeds.
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