Happy to share that The Grab, our documentary about how food and water are driving geopolitics in the 21st century, is now playing on Hulu! Critics called it "the holy shit documentary of the year." If you haven't seen it, please give it a watch: https://t.co/ocN2zUyB5r
An investigation revealed that glyphosate is being sprayed in California forests at record levels by timber companies and the U.S. Forest Service. https://t.co/MVvgWLmuIG
The Trump administration this week proposed opening nearly 45 million acres of national forest land to roads and logging as part of its broader push to boost timber production. The announcement comes as a yearlong investigation reveals how California forests are already being managed to grow more timber using a controversial herbicide being sprayed at record levels by timber companies and the U.S. Forest Service.
The Center for Investigative Reporting's Nate Halverson (@eWords) reports.
This sobering story from @eWords – who took a flight to observe how extensive application of Roundup in California forests is affecting the landscape – is a powerful reminder of what we have to lose if we don’t rein in pesticide corporations. https://t.co/PXptcHnJe9
I found yet another ghost written research paper by Monsanto that concluded Roundup was safe. turns out, the EPA has known about it for years, told no one, and continued to cite it as a evidence why the herbicide is safe.
SCOOP: The EPA has known for nearly a decade that an influential 2013 scientific paper that concluded glyphosate is safe was actually ghostwritten by developer Monsanto.
But the agency never informed the public and continued to rely on it, according to an EPA memo obtained by Mother Jones. https://t.co/Cebv4rFDhw
SCOOP: The EPA has known for nearly a decade that an influential 2013 scientific paper that concluded glyphosate is safe was actually ghostwritten by developer Monsanto.
But the agency never informed the public and continued to rely on it, according to an EPA memo obtained by Mother Jones. https://t.co/Cebv4rFDhw
@RickClaypool@MotherJones I haven't researched for anyone doing that specifically. I did collect mushrooms (morels and Amanita vernicoccora) from a public area that I'm reasonable confident had been sprayed within the previous 12 months.
The controversial weed killer Roundup is now being deployed in private and public forests at record rates.
We go inside the secret plan that helped make it possible. https://t.co/QVRWIQDQL2
@Erictesch@MotherJones@grok@Erictesch I'm the reporter. You're right. The EPA said it didn't cause cancer. They got sued. They lost. The 9th Circuit overturned the EPA's decision. Thus the problem with relying on AI. This is all in the story FYI. Ask Grok to summarize this for you https://t.co/ZCyKBvOAFb
Thrilled to announce The Grab got 4 Emmy nominations, including best overall documentary, best investigative documentary, best reporting/research and best trailer. I'm so appreciative to our incredible team, brave sources and generous supporters who made it happen. Thank you!!
@wenschmidt Thanks @wenschmidt We got word this morning that The Grab got nominated for 4 Emmys, including best documentary, best investigative documentary, best reporting and best trailer. Thanks for all your support!
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Watching this documentary on Hulu called THE GRAB and it's slept on, very good , but can't get over how this Iowa cowboy relates to the insane plot, I love it
The #1 documentary this summer, a film called “The holy sh&t documentary of the year,” THE GRAB is now streaming on @Hulu.
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Happy to share that The Grab, our documentary about how food and water are driving geopolitics in the 21st century, is now playing on Hulu! Critics called it "the holy shit documentary of the year." If you haven't seen it, please give it a watch: https://t.co/ocN2zUyB5r
Watch this on streaming: The Grab follows journalist @eWords as he unravels how corporations, mercenaries and more are scrambling to buy up worldwide water resources. Proud to support this investigative reporting. https://t.co/mOvfLQ2Kxr