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7:02Now PlayingThe Supreme Court just narrowed the path for people to sue Monsanto over Roundup warning labels, ruling that federal pesticide law can block state-level failure-to-warn claims when the EPA-approved label does not require the warning. That sounds technical because it is designed to sound technical, but the effect is brutally simple: chemical giants get more protection, injured people get fewer ways into court, and the public may never see the documents, depositions, and internal emails that civil lawsuits can drag into daylight. Corporate power does not always arrive with a screaming headline; sometimes it arrives through preemption, labeling rules, and a quiet opinion that makes accountability disappear before a jury ever hears the case. Ring of Fire's Josh G. discusses.
Axios, Supreme Court blocks lawsuits over chemical risks
U.S. Supreme Court, Monsanto Company v. Durnell opinion
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