European union nations vote to keep using controversial weedkiller glyphosate

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Contact customer support REFERENCES * Andreotti, G. et al. _J. Natl Cancer Inst._ 110, djx233 (2018). Article  Google Scholar  Download references Authors * Barbara Casassus View author

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