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Rebuttal to a Swedish debate article published in Svenska Dagblad

February 14, 2018 by Thomas Leave a Comment

We have just published a rebuttal to a recent debate article on “the cocktail effect” that Martin Larsson (toxicologist from Bayer Crop Sciences in Denmark) published in Svenska Dagblad a couple of days back. In case you are also struggling with SvD’s anti-adblocking mechanism and/or with them pressurizing you to make you pay for viewing our text, I have reprinted the whole rebuttal here.

As usual, comments are highly welcome. Either here, via Twitter or via email…

Thomas

Filed Under: Chemical Regulation, Chemical Risk Assessment, Pesticides

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