Berkeley Prof Who Questioned Atrazine's Safety Loses Lab Financing

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Berkeley Prof Who Questioned Atrazine's Safety Loses Lab Financing

"The University of California at Berkeley cut laboratory financing this week for a professor who has complained for years about corporate-led retaliation for his association of health risks with a widely used herbicide." The herbicide is atrazine.

Paul Basken reports for the Chronicle of Higher Education August 14, 2013.

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Source: Chronicle of Higher Education, 08/16/2013

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Berkeley Prof Who Questioned Atrazine's Safety Loses Lab Financing

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