Add. File 1. US-PDP pesticides, ADIs, and classifications

DRI – Full Table of Food Coding Schema

CBenbrook Presentation 11-12-19 SustWineGrapesConf – Impacts of GLY NHL Litigation on Farm

Benbrook EPA Gly ReReg Comments 9-2019

Kubsad-Assessment of Glyphosate Induced Epigen

Manservisi et al, 2019, The Ramazzini Institute 13-week pilot study of GBH genotoxicity on rats, in “Environmental Health”

Sun

Benbrook and Benbrook, 2019, “Eat Organic, Lower Cancer Risk 25%?” in “Sound Consumer”

Klarich Wong et al., Chlorinated Byproducts of Neonics in Drinking water, 2019, in Env. Sci and Tox. Letters

Klarich et al, 2017, “Occurrence of Neonicotinoid Insecticides in Finished Drinking Water
and Fate during Drinking Water Treatment” in Env. Sci and Tech Letters

Payne et al., 2012, High Exposure Events, in J of Ag Safety and Health

Bell et al., 2006 High Pesticide Exposure Events, J. of Ag Safety and Health

Wijkstrom et al., Morphological and clinical findings in Sri Lankan CKDu patients, 2018, PLoS One

Henner, 2019, Editorial Comment re: Benbrook Glyphosate Genotox paper, in “Environmental Sciences Europe”

Charles Benbrook, Oral testimony before U.S. House Comm on Ag, Hearing on “EPA Pesticide Regulatory Program Study,” 12/17/1982

Benbrook, Charles; Testimony and Written Statement at Senate Hearing on Chemicals and Food Crops; May 15, 1989

Charles Benbrook, Oral and written testimony before U.S. House Comm on Ag, Hearing on “Pesticide Regulatory Reform Amendments of 1989 and the Food Safety Assurance Act of 1989,” 10/19/1989

Charles Benbrook, Oral and written testimony before the U.S. House Comm on Ag, Hearing on “Pesticide Food Safety Act of 1988,” 09/07/1988

Henner, Comments on Benbrook Glyphosate IARC and EPA Paper, 2019, “Environmental Sciences Europe”

Benbrook, Paper on IARC and EPA GLyphosate Cancer Ruling, 2019, in “Environmental Health News”

Benbrook, Supplemental Tables: Glyphosate Genotox IARC vs EPA, 2019, in ESE

Pallet, 2018, HT Crops and Glyphosate Use, in “Outlooks on Pest Management”

Davoren and Schiestl, Glyphosate Based Herbicides and Cancer Risks, Post IARC, in “Carcinogenesis”

Milic et al. 2018, Oxidative stress, cholinesterase activity, and DNA damage in rats after gly exposure,

Santovito et al., 2018, “In vitro evaluation of genomic damage induced by glyphosate on human lymphocytes,” in Env. Sci. and Poll. Res.

Szepanowski et al., “Differential impact of pure glyphosate and GBHs in Mylenation,” Acta Neuropathologica, 2018

Kongtip et al. Glyphosate in Maternal and Umbilical Blood in Thailand, 2017

IARC, Q and A on Glyphosate, 2016

IARC, Glyphosate Chapter Monograph 112, 2017

ORD, “Summary of ORO comments on OPP’s glyphosate cancer assessment,” 2015

Infante et al., “Commentary: IARC Monographs Program and
public health under siege by corporate interests” in Am. J. of Indus. Med, 2018

IARC, “Briefing Note for IARC Scientific and Governing Council members” 2018

2009, EPA Incident Review of Glyphosate Exposure, Hawkins and Cordova

EPA, Glyphosate Animal Teratology and Mutagenecity Studies, 1980

BfR, Glyphosate RAR Toxicology and Metabolism, 2013

Thogmartin et al., 2017, Factors in monarch butterfly population decline, by The Royal Society Publishing

Stenoien et al., 2018, Monarchs in decline a landscape level effect of modern ag, in “Insect Science”

Pleasants and Oberhauser, 2012, Milkweed Loss In Agricultural Fields and Monarch Butterfly Declines, in “Insect Conservation and Diversity”

EPA, Notice to Pesticide Manufacturers, 1996

Baudry et al, 2018, Organic Foods and Cancer Risks, “JAMA Internal Medicine”

Steve Smith, Testimony to US House on Dicamba-Resistant Crops, 2010

Cranfield Study_Pesticide GHGs_2009

2016, EPA, “Glyphosate Issue Paper: Evaluation of Carcinogenic Potential”

Taking on weed resistance

2017, Vandenberg et al., “Is it time to reassess current safety standards for glyphosate-based herbicides?” in “Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health”

2016, Woodcock et al, “Impacts of neonicotinoid use on long-term population changes in wild bees in England,” in “Nature Communications”

2017, EPA, “Schedule for Review of Neonicotinoid Pesticides,” on EPA.gov

2017, Emily Unglesbee, “New Documents Details Extensive Use of Neonic Seed Coatings, in “DTN Progressive Farmer”

2017, Gabriel Dunsmith, “Silent Spring comes to life in DDT-stricken town,” posted at www.eenews.net

2009, Pierre Mineau (Environment Canada), “Birds and pesticides,” in Pesticides News

2008, “Prevention, not profit, should drive pest management,” in “Pesticides News”

2015, Elizabeth Young and Christian Krupke, “Non-cultivated plants present a season-long route of pesticide exposure for honey bees'” in “Nature Communications”

2016, Christina Mogren and Jonathan Lundgren, “Neonicotinoid-contaminated pollinator strips adjacent to cropland reduce honey bee nutritional status,” in “Nature: Scientific Reports”

2014, Herbert et al, “Effects of field-realistic doses of glyphosate on hneybee appetitive behavior,” in “J. of Exp. Biology”

2016, Dicks et al, “Ten Policies for Pollinators,” in “Science”

2016, Massachusetts Attorney General Press Release on Neonicotinoids, “AG Takes Action Against Bayer Over Deceptive Marketing About Risks of Pesticides”

2017, Cimino et al, “Effects of Neonicotinoid Pesticide Exposure on Human Health: A Systematic Review,” in “Environmental Health Perspectives”

2017, Nate Seltenrich, “Catching Up with Popular Pesticides: More Human Health Studies Are Needed on Neonicotinoids,” in “Env. Health Perspectives”

A layperson synopsis of the Mesnage et al study on liver disease in rats from low-level glyphosate exposure

Authors’ summary of their research documenting non-alcoholic liver disease in rats following low-level glyphosate exposue

Study documenting non-alcoholic liver disease in rats following low-level glyphosate exposure.

Table showing dicamba use on major crops through 2010 from NASS

Dicamba decision looms for governor limit herbicide’s use Arkansas panel urges

White paper about the impacts of organic farming practices on Rotenone Use

Yield Potential and response to RR Soybean to Raptor and Pursuit Herbicides

Article about glyphosate-resistant weeds

2012, David Bellinger (Boston Children’s Hospital), Impact of Env. Chemicals on Neurodevelopment in Children, in “Environmental Health Perspectives”

2007, Oquist et al, Water Quality and Quantity Impacts of Farming Practices, in “J. of Environmental Quality”

2004, Finamore et al, Report on New Approach to Evaluate Organic vs. Conventional Foods, in “J. of Ag and Food Chem”

2002, Benbrook et al, Article about Developing Pesticide Risk Assessment Tool, in “Amer. J. of Potato Res.”

2014, Benbrook et al, “Perspective on Dietary Risk Assessment of Pesticide Residues in Organic Food,” in “Sustainability”

2011, The Organic Center, “Documentation and Applications of TOC-Dietary Risk Index”

2011, The Organic Center, Two Pager on the Dietary Risk Index

2010, Dr Benbrook Presentation (slides), “The Science of Organics”

2012, Table of Projected 2,4-D use on Corn, Cotton, and Soybeans

2016, Benbrook, “Trends in glyphosate herbicide use in the US and globally,” FAQ

2015, Table of Glyphosate Use From 1996-2014 for Corn, Cotton, and Soybeans

2011, Dicamba Bibliography

2011, 2,4-D Cancer Links Bibliography

2011, 2,4-D Birth Defects and Developmental Impacts Bibliography

2012, Letter to EPA about 2,4-D Health Risks from Public Health Scientists

2001, Dr Benbrook, “Do GM Crops Mean Less Pesticide Use?,”in “Pesticide Outlook”

2014,Dr Benbrook EPA Comment Letter about 2,4-D

2009, The Organic Center, “Impacts of GE Crops on Pesticide Use: The First 13 Years”

2016, Myers et al, Consensus Statement on Concerns over Glyphosate Exposure, in “Environmental Health”

2016, EWG Press Release about New Study “Monsanto’s Glyphosate Most Heavily Used Week-Killer in History”

2004, Benbrook Technical Paper, “Impacts of GE Crops on Pesticide Use: The First Eight Years”

2016, Benbrook, “Trends in glyphosate herbicide use in the US and globally,” in “Env. Sci. Europe”

2012, Benbrook, “Impacts of GE crops on pesticide use in the US- the first 16 years,” in “Env. Sci. Europe”