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Monsanto pleads guilty
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A company you can trust: 

"Monsanto admitted it committed 30 misdemeanors connected to the use of a glufosinate ammonium-based product sold under the brand name Forfeit 280. After using the product in 2020 on corn fields on O‘ahu, Monsanto allowed workers to enter the fields during a six-day “restricted-entry interval” after the product was applied.  The plea agreement calls for Monsanto to serve three years of probation, pay a total of $12 million and continue for another three years a comprehensive environmental compliance program that includes a third-party auditor."

https://bigislandnow.com/2021/12/09/mons...in-hawaii/

Iʻm wondering what it means for a company to be on probation.  No spraying after midnight?  

Please note: This thread is not about glyphosphate.  Weʻve already been there, done that. 
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(12-10-2021, 05:10 AM)kalianna Wrote: Iʻm wondering what it means for a company to be on probation.  No spraying after midnight?  
Absolutely nothing. Its just part of doing business. This is the advantage of having a corporation, the people who really make the decisions run with impunity.
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#3
Oahu non-news.... pfft
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Monsanto appears to be a nasty little piece of work
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(12-10-2021, 10:59 PM)Ho\oponopono Wrote: Monsanto appears to be a nasty little piece of work


It’s not exactly “little”. 

The fine they paid is nothing to them.
Puna:  Our roosters crow first!
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What's the problem here? They said they "sincerely regret it", and I truly believe them when they said "this was contrary to the values and policies of the company"

Isn't that enough?
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