Anti-Glyphenation Weed experts have called glyphosate a one-in-100-years discovery for its combination of efficacy in weed eradication and otherwise benign impacts. Now an extensive study published in the National Journal of the National Cancer Institute affirms its gentle nature. Researchers tracked tens of thousands of farmers and their families in Iowa and North Carolina for over three decades, and they found that, "Glyphosate was not statistically significantly associated with cancer at any site." Despite the study’s robustness and sound protocols, it and other such analyses are unlikely to persuade the herbicide’s detractors.   WTO Shark Bait WTO Deputy Director General Alan Wolff spoke this week on the vacuum crea...