The WHO declared it a probable human carcinogen in 2015 and 70-80 UK councils have turned to chemical-free options Yellow grass and unnaturally bare soil around public trees and paths is increasingly a vision of the past, as indiscriminate use of the controversial weedkiller glyphosate is phased out by councils. But changing the way the public realm looks is not without controversy, with some complaining so-called weeds make urban spaces unsightly. Heavily used in farming, glyphosate's non-agric...
'It's a non-party political issue': banning the weedkiller glyphosate
The Guardian - 12 Jul 2022 18:19
The WHO declared it a probable human carcinogen in 2015 and 70-80 UK councils have turned to chemical-free options Yellow grass and unnaturally bare soil around public trees and paths is increasingly a vision of the past, as indiscriminate use of the controversial weedkiller glyphosate is phased out by councils. But changing the way the public realm looks is not without controversy, with some complaining so-called weeds make urban spaces unsightly. Heavily used in farming, glyphosate's non-agric...
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